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Rise in Pre-Matrimonial Investigations Post-2024: What’s Driving Delhi's Demand?
In recent years, there has been a notable rise in the demand for pre-matrimonial investigations in Delhi. Families are increasingly turning to detective agencies to conduct thorough background checks before finalizing marriage alliances. This growing trend is largely attributed to a series of high-profile marriage fraud cases that have shaken public confidence and underscored the need for vigilance.
The Catalyst: High-Profile Marriage Frauds
One of the most shocking incidents came to light in September 2024, when the Delhi Crime Branch arrested 38-year-old Mukeem Ayyub Khan. He was accused of deceiving more than 50 women by impersonating a senior government official on multiple matrimonial websites. He targeted high-profile Muslim women, including a judicial officer, by fabricating stories about his personal life to gain their trust. Once trust was established, he would extract money under various pretexts, such as booking wedding venues, before disappearing.
In another case, a couple was arrested in early 2025 for running a fake marriage racket. They took advantage of individuals eager to get married by trapping them in fake marriages and extorting money from them. This couple had been absconding for five years before their arrest.
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Rise in Pre-Matrimonial Investigations Post-2024: What’s Driving Delhi's Demand?
In recent years, there has been a notable rise in the demand for pre-matrimonial investigations in Delhi. Families are increasingly turning to detective agencies to conduct thorough background checks before finalizing marriage alliances. This growing trend is largely attributed to a series of high-profile marriage fraud cases that have shaken public confidence and underscored the need for vigilance.
The Catalyst: High-Profile Marriage Frauds
One of the most shocking incidents came to light in September 2024, when the Delhi Crime Branch arrested 38-year-old Mukeem Ayyub Khan. He was accused of deceiving more than 50 women by impersonating a senior government official on multiple matrimonial websites. He targeted high-profile Muslim women, including a judicial officer, by fabricating stories about his personal life to gain their trust. Once trust was established, he would extract money under various pretexts, such as booking wedding venues, before disappearing.
In another case, a couple was arrested in early 2025 for running a fake marriage racket. They took advantage of individuals eager to get married by trapping them in fake marriages and extorting money from them. This couple had been absconding for five years before their arrest.
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