Jaipur Hotel Rape Case: Man Arrested for Allegedly Cheating Delhi Woman of ₹80 Lakh
Jaipur, October 14, 2026: Jaipur police have arrested a 27-year-old man from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, for allegedly sexually exploiting a Delhi woman on the promise of marriage and cheating her of ₹80 lakh. The accused allegedly posed as an Income Tax Department officer after connecting with the woman through a matrimonial website.

The accused, identified as Saraswati Sagar, was arrested by the Vidhayakpuri police. He was produced before a court on Thursday and remanded to police custody for three days, according to the report.
DCP (South) Rajarshi Raj said a zero-number FIR was received at Vidhayakpuri police station on September 3 from Palam Village police station in New Delhi. The complainant had alleged sexual exploitation on the promise of marriage and the collection of ₹80 lakh from her.
Accused Allegedly Posed as Income Tax Inspector
According to the complaint, the woman came into contact with the accused through Shaadi.com in December 2025. During their conversations, he allegedly claimed to be an inspector in the Income Tax Department.
The accused reportedly gained her trust by promising to marry her and subsequently began meeting her.
Woman Allegedly Exploited at Several Jaipur Hotels
The complaint alleges that the accused persuaded the woman to travel from Delhi to Jaipur, where he sexually exploited her at several hotels on the promise of marriage.
He allegedly took ₹80 lakh from her by citing various reasons, including the purchase of a flat in Delhi, the need to pay bribes and problems related to his job.
During this period, the woman reportedly learned that the accused was involved with another woman. Following an argument over the matter, he allegedly switched off his mobile numbers.
The complainant subsequently discovered that the accused’s profile was fake, according to the police account.
Police Arrest Accused from His Home in Meerut
SHO Mahesh Chand of Vidhayakpuri police station said the woman initially lodged a complaint at Palam Village police station in Delhi. After the case was found to be connected to Jaipur, a zero-number FIR was registered and forwarded to Vidhayakpuri police station.
Following an investigation, police identified the accused as a resident of Meerut in Uttar Pradesh.
Constables Bhagyavardhan Singh and Ravi Kumar were sent to Meerut to trace him. The police team subsequently raided his residence and arrested him.
The investigation is ongoing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the Jaipur hotel rape case about?
A Delhi woman has accused a man of sexually exploiting her on the promise of marriage and allegedly cheating her of ₹80 lakh.
2. How much money was the accused alleged to have taken?
According to the complaint, the accused allegedly obtained ₹80 lakh from the woman by citing various reasons.
3. How did the woman meet the accused?
The woman reportedly came into contact with him through Shaadi.com in December 2025.
4. What did the accused allegedly claim about his job?
He allegedly introduced himself as an inspector in the Income Tax Department.
5. Where was the accused arrested?
The 27-year-old accused was arrested from his residence in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.
6. Which police station is investigating the case?
Vidhayakpuri police station in Jaipur is handling the case.
7. When was the FIR received in Jaipur?
According to DCP (South) Rajarshi Raj, the zero-number FIR was received at Vidhayakpuri police station on September 3.
8. What action has been taken against the accused?
Police arrested the accused and produced him before a court, which remanded him to police custody for three days, according to the report.
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