Karachi police on Friday arrested two female members of a gang that blackmailed and looted citizens by recording their objectionable videos after luring them into fake marriages.
A police official told the media that one of the two members arrested was the ringleader.
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He said that these women had lured several citizens into court marriages and had shot their obscene videos only to blackmail them later. A case has been registered against the accused.
In October last year, the city police had arrested a group of men running a sham marriage network in Karachi’s Orangi Town. The group reportedly tempted women into marriages to swindle and dump them after some time.
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On the tip-off, the police also arrested the prime suspect, Nasir, who had allegedly defrauded many women in the name of marriage.
The group was presented before a local court in November. In a preliminary sentence, the court had sent them to jail on a 14-day judicial remand.
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