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Three clean-up marshals pose as Mumbai cops, ask student for Rs 50,000-fine for smoking e-cigarette

When the student said she could not pay such a huge amount, they asked her to call a friend and send them Rs 10,000. The student contacted her brother, who asked her to take a video of the accused. The trio fled when the woman began recording them, Mumbai Police said

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The accused who got inside the woman's rickshaw tried stopping her from recording him.

The accused who got inside the woman's rickshaw tried stopping her from recording him.

A college student was allegedly harassed by three people who posed as police personnel and demanded a fine of ₹50,000 after accusing her of violating the law by smoking an e-cigarette in an autorickshaw.

According to sources, the complainant smoked an e-cigarette while heading home from college in an autorickshaw. The accused, who were following the woman on a bike, stopped her rickshaw. One of them got inside the autorickshaw and introduced himself as a police personal. He then told the woman that e-cigarettes are banned and that she had violated the law. He also threatened to take her to the police station if she failed to pay a fine of Rs 50,000.

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