New Delhi: Three people were arrested by the police for allegedly robbing a person in Najafgarh after they lured the victim to perform a ritual to resolve his business losses, police said Friday. The accused were identified as Krishan (38), a resident of Sonipat, Yaqub Shah (37), from Maharashtra and Wazid (27), a resident of Saharanpur. "On Wednesday the police got information that an accident had taken place at Dichaon Nala near Jharoda Kalan village. They rushed to the spot to find a damaged car," Anto Alphonse, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Dwarka), said. The police conducted a search and nabbed Krishan, who was driving the car and was one of the accused. Police also searched the Sorghum fields, near the spot for almost two to three hours and apprehended Shah, the DCP said.

They recovered Rs 5,51,000, one country-made pistol and one live cartridge from Shah's possession, the DCP said. The police also got information that another accused had slipped away and entered the Sorghum field, the officer said. Police searched the fields and arrested Wazid, who had entered a drain to escape his arrest. During interrogation, the accused revealed that they had robbed a man of Rs 5.5 lakh after Chand had sent them to him, the DCP said. Pawan, the complainant, who is a resident of Najafgarh and runs a dairy said on May 24, he had asked some of his relatives to arrange money as his elder brother's daughter was getting married at his native village in Rohtak in Haryana. His business was suffering as he believed that his animals were getting sick. He shared his thoughts with his nephew Praveen, who also lives in Haryana, Alphonse said. Praveen told him that he knew Chand, who knew some saints in Rohtak and the saints can resolve his problem by performing 'hawan'.