Suresh Kumar, a 42-year-old resident of west Delhi's Moti Nagar, and his
accomplice Dalbir Singh, a resident of Tilak Nagar, were arrested Sunday night
for organising an obscene DJ dance party at the Prince Palace Hotel in New Moti
Nagar industrial area.
Sleuths of Delhi Police's Crime Branch said it was the eighth time when the duo
had called 10 bar dancers from Mumbai to perform an "obscene dance show" to
entertain clients here.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime Branch) Anil Shukla said the duo were
arranging such dance shows for the past six-seven months. They charged Rs.1,500
from each customer who watched the shows.
"Following a tip-off, we conducted a raid at the hotel and found nine customers
in obscene condition with 10 semi- nude girls. All the 10 girls and nine
customers were arrested," Shukla said.
"Audio CDs containing obscene songs were also seized. During investigation it
was found that Singh had arranged for the girls from Mumbai and was acting as
conduit," he added.
Singh, in his interrogation, admitted he arranged for the girls who earlier had
worked as dancers in various Mumbai bars.
As the Maharashtra government banned the dance bars, these girls lost their
jobs and many of them turned to prostitution.
Taking advantage of the situation, Singh lured some girls to perform nude
dances in parties in Delhi, Shukla said.
The police said Kumar was a fruit vendor before he took the hotel on lease for
Rs.20,000 per month.
IPS
