Afghani national arrested in South Delhi for stealing gadgets

A 42-year-old Afghani refugee was arrested from South Delhi's Jamia Hamdard University for allegedly stealing high-end gadgets and valuables from educational institutions and hospitals by posing himself as student or doctor, police said today.
The accused -- identified as Sajid alias Zamil -- was arrested along with his accomplice Nand Kishor alias Deepak (34) by the staff of Ambedkar Nagar Police Station.
Police claimed to have solved 12 such cases with the arrest of the duo.
The accused were arrested from Jamia Hamdard University while Zamil was roaming in the campus area impersonating as a doctor.
The police staff immediately reached the spot upon receiving information and apprehended the accused, who was wearing an overcoat.

"During questioning, he said that he posed himself to be Dr Zamil practising in the University Medical Faculty but during his personal search, a stolen purse containing cash and articles was recovered from his pocket," said DCP (southeast) Mandeep Randhawa.

He is an Afghani Refugee and knew many languages including Hindi, English, Persian, Pasto and Urdu. He committed thefts in educational institutions and hospitals by posing himself as a doctor or student, he added.
His targets were electronic gadgets like laptops and I-pads and used to sell the stolen articles to a shopkeeper at Nehru Place, he said.
The other accused, Nand Kishor, who sold the stolen valuables was apprehended from the shop. Many other items have been seized from their possession, he said.