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Online Rate list: ₹1,000 For ‘Dhamki’ & ₹55,000 For Murder

Social media is highly influential these days especially in the Indian society. From common man to big people, everyone uses respective social media platforms to express their views, market their business and many more.

A gang from Uttar Pradesh has used social media in the most creative manner that it has become the talk of the town. Well the gang has listed out the rates for the crimes that it can do. Like for example, for a ‘Dhamki’ (warning), this gang charges Rs 1000 and the list goes all the way up to murder. Can you guess how much they charge to kill a person? It’s just Rs 55,000.

This gang hails from Muzaffarnagar and the social media post has gone viral on the internet. Eventually, it reached the police and they identified the person who posted this. He is a resident of Chowkada village which comes under the Charathaval police station and the police said they are investigating the case.

This post was last modified on 6 November 2020 7:56 am

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