Cracking a pickpocket's code

The Crime Branch of the Delhi Police arrested six pickpockets who allegedly have been involved in number of criminal cases. DCP, Crime, Ashok Chand said that the accused have been identified as Salim, Baapi Biswas, Salim, Sonu, Gopal Biswas and Manoj.
"We had a tip-off that they would assemble near Kalindi Kunj. A raid was conducted and all of them were arrested by the police. They gang has been active in Okhla area. Last time while robbing persons inside a bus they pulled out surgical blades and attacked several passengers who tried to raise an alarm. The victims suffered injuries on their face and neck," said Chand. He added that cops are interrogating them about their antecedents.

Dande Pe Chal Rahe Hain:u00a0 They are travelling in a bus to rob the passenger and operation is onu00a0
Bus Adde Ka Phool Hain: They will meet at their hideout in ISBT area to distribute money
Chabi Nikal: Pull out the blade to fight
Machine: A person who is an expert in siphoning off wallets
Thek Baz: Two or three persons who catch hold of their victim

A few drinks for fun cost Abbas Bhatt dear. The Delhi-based businessman was having a party at the F Bar and Lounge at the Ashok hotel. Next morning when he woke up with a hangover, he saw 20 SMSes from his bank regarding withdrawals of Rs 2 lakh in total. Bhatt immediately got his ATM card locked and approached the police to get an FIR registered.
Speaking with the reporter, Bhatt said that someone snitched his wallet containing his Standard Chartered Bank ATM card, his I-card and some cash.
"I came to know about the incident in the morning when I received messages from my bank. The person who stole my wallet has withdrawn cash 20 times. Each time he withdrew Rs 10,000. Police is examining CCTV footage to know who the culprit is.
I may have put my wallet on the desk at the bar while having a soft drink after which I left for home. It was late in the night. I didn't check for my wallet. In morning when my cell phone rang I noticed that I had 20 new messages and each one from the bank. I checked one of them and realised that I had lost two lakh rupees," Bhatt said.