Cash and debit cards were stolen from the girls hostel at Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce by a man who dressed as a woman to get access to hostel premises, hostellers said. The person used the debit cards to make transactions of around ₹50,000 and stole roughly ₹3,000 in cash from various rooms, students claimed.

On September 6, the girls lodged an FIR at the Maurice Nagar Police Station. There was a complaint that on election day, a boy walked into a college hostel in the guise of a girl and stole a debit cards and cash.

According to the report of Indian Express, this incident was carried out when most of the girls were in the mess in the afternoon. Investigating the CCTV, it was found that a person entered the hostel at 1.40 am and got out at 2.10 pm. The girls suspected him.

According to reports, the person whose card was stolen started to find her card in the evening. Until she could understand that her card has been stolen. 50,000 rupees were deducted two times. With the help of ATM, 20 thousand cash was extracted and the rest of the money was shopped in the lifestyle store. In addition to the card, the thief also collected 3 thousand cash from the room.