Gang used dating apps like Tinder, Bumble, Hinge, Happn, Aisle and Woo to lure victims. Accused told police that once someone fell for the fake profile and agreed to meet, they were taken to the \”Big Daddy Bar\” in Delhi’s Cross River Mall and encouraged to order expensive food and drinks. By the end of the night, the bill, rigged in collaboration with the bar management, would be increased to an exorbitant amount forcing the victim to pay a huge amount. The accused used to get Rs 3,000 per day from the bar. The police have recovered four mobile phones from the accused, which have substantial evidence related to these fraudulent activities. Police are actively investigating the matter and are now also finding out whether this gang is linked to other people or bars. The women – who posed as fake dates – were also arranged from different bars, so that the scam looked real. The gang is still at large and police are trying to find out if they are linked to any other bars in the city.