SBI Clerk Arrested in Varanasi Sex Racket Case, Police Bust Racket Operating from Rented House
A shocking news has been reported from Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. A bank employee has been caught in a sex racket in the spiritual capital of the state.
Police raided a house in Varanasi and busted a sex racket being operated there for a long time. Four girls and one customer have been arrested by the Police. This racket was being operated in a residential area, and as soon as the police arrived, the girls and customers ran away upon seeing them. The police caught them, but the operator and his wife managed to escape.
The sex racket was operating from a rented house in a colony on Central Jail Road and was being run by a husband and wife – Siddharth Rajpuria and his wife Payal Rajpuria. They had rented a house in a colony on Central Jail Road and a sex racket was being operated from this house. The operator’s sister-in-law, Reha Srivastava, a resident of Prayagraj, has been arrested. The three girls arrested are from West Bengal.
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The arrested customer, Rahul Jaiswal, is a resident of Neel Cottage, Maldahiya. He works as a clerk at the SBI Cantt Railway Station branch. All the accused were taken to the Cantt police station, where they are being questioned.
ACP Cantt Nitin Taneja said, “A case is being registered against all the accused under relevant sections. The police will take further action based on the evidence, and all will be sent to jail.”
Police officials said that cases like this highlight the growing misuse of rented residential properties for illegal activities, making it difficult for local residents to detect such operations early. The police have appealed to landlords to properly verify tenants and report any suspicious activity to authorities.
Meanwhile, the banking authorities are also expected to take note of the arrest, as employees of public sector banks are required to maintain high standards of conduct both at work and in personal life. Further action will depend on the outcome of the police investigation and court proceedings.
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What Happens Next in Such Cases?
After the arrest, the accused are presented before a local magistrate. The police then request police custody or judicial custody based on the evidence they have. An FIR is registered under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and other applicable laws. During the investigation, the police may check call records, bank transactions, and record statements of witnesses. If enough evidence is found, the police file a charge sheet in court. After this, the trial starts. The accused are considered innocent until the court gives its final decision after completing the legal process.
