<p>Gurugram: An Uzbek national was robbed of $16,000 by a gang of fake cops in Gurugram's Sector 53, police said on Monday.</p>.<p>Sobiroy Botir, a native of Uzbekistan, is in Gurugram with his two brothers to undergo a kidney transplant at Artemis Hospital, said police. Botir in his complaint, which he filed through the manager of his hotel, Mohit Sehrawat, alleged that the incident happened Saturday around 9 pm when he and his brothers were returning to his hotel from a mall.</p>.Cyber thugs create fake FB profile of Bareilly IG to seek money from acquaintances.<p> On their way, they were stopped by some people in a car about 100 metres before the hotel.</p>.<p> "The car occupants said they were policemen and even showed their ID cards and ordered us to get our bags checked," Botir said in his complaint.</p>.<p>After checking their passports, one of them took Botir's bag for checking and took out $16,000 on the sly and sped away in the car, said police.</p>.<p> Following the complaint, an FIR was registered in against unknown men under sections 379A (snatching), 419 (cheating by impersonation), and 34 (common intention) at the Sector 53 Police Station on Sunday, said police.</p>.<p> A senior police officer said that they are trying to identify the accused with the help of CCTV footage from the area. </p>
<p>Gurugram: An Uzbek national was robbed of $16,000 by a gang of fake cops in Gurugram's Sector 53, police said on Monday.</p>.<p>Sobiroy Botir, a native of Uzbekistan, is in Gurugram with his two brothers to undergo a kidney transplant at Artemis Hospital, said police. Botir in his complaint, which he filed through the manager of his hotel, Mohit Sehrawat, alleged that the incident happened Saturday around 9 pm when he and his brothers were returning to his hotel from a mall.</p>.Cyber thugs create fake FB profile of Bareilly IG to seek money from acquaintances.<p> On their way, they were stopped by some people in a car about 100 metres before the hotel.</p>.<p> "The car occupants said they were policemen and even showed their ID cards and ordered us to get our bags checked," Botir said in his complaint.</p>.<p>After checking their passports, one of them took Botir's bag for checking and took out $16,000 on the sly and sped away in the car, said police.</p>.<p> Following the complaint, an FIR was registered in against unknown men under sections 379A (snatching), 419 (cheating by impersonation), and 34 (common intention) at the Sector 53 Police Station on Sunday, said police.</p>.<p> A senior police officer said that they are trying to identify the accused with the help of CCTV footage from the area. </p>