Arvind Kejriwal’s daughter duped of Rs 34,000 on OLX

NDTV reported how a fraudster duped daughter of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Harshita Kejriwal, of Rs 34,000, when she tried promoting a second-hand couch on the web market OLX.
It stated that following a grievance, the Delhi Civil Lines Police Station registered a grievance and began investigating the matter.
However, minutes after publishing the report NDTV deleted the report from its web site.
The report by NDTV which was deleted minutes after it was printed
NDTV additionally deleted the Tweet pertaining to the story it posted a short time in the past.
Now deleted tweet by NDTV
India TV, which had additionally printed the identical report, deleted it too.
According to now-deleted reviews, the accused has duped Harshita of Rs 34,000. The accused had initially deposited a small sum of money into Harshita Kejriwal’s account, presumably to achieve her belief. Later, utilizing a rigged QR code despatched to Harshita, the fraudster withdrew the sum from her account.
Delhi Civil Lines Police have registered a case based mostly on Delhi CM’s daughter’s grievance and investigations are underway.
Now deleted report by NDTV
It is unclear as to why the story was deleted by NDTV. There are a number of reviews, like this one on OneIndia, that also carry the story. It is unclear if the story itself was false or NDTV and different media homes selected to delete the report beneath some kind of strain from AAP.