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- Delhi Police conducted an operation near the Arun Jaitley Stadium during the India versus Afghanistan cricket matches, resulting in 19 arrests and the seizure of 71 tickets.
- Authorities targeted individuals suspected of buying tickets at low prices and reselling them to spectators at inflated rates.
- The suspects were booked under the Delhi Prevention of Touting and Malpractices against Tourists Act, 2010.
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- Police investigation into the original source of the seized tickets
- Tracing the supply chain of the illegally transferred tickets
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Rohit Rajbir Singh
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“Police used intelligence-based surveillance, discreet verification and decoy customers to establish suspected illegal ticket transactions.”
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…cash from the accused. The drive was conducted in connection with matches on Sept 13, 15 and 17, following inputs about black-marketing and resale of tickets at inflated prices. DCP (Central) Rohit Rajbir Singh said, “ Police used intelligence-based surveillance, discreet verification and decoy customers to establish suspected illegal ticket transactions. After verification, the suspects were apprehended and booked under Section 4(C) of the Delhi Prevention of Touting and Malpractices against Tourists Act, 2010. The cases were registered at IP Estate police station.”…
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