Overview
- Officers traced the former institute chief to an Agra hotel in the early hours of Sunday after weeks on the run and are bringing him to Delhi for questioning.
- Police say 32 women have given statements, with 17 alleging abusive messages, unwanted contact, late‑night summons, and threats to grades, especially targeting EWS students.
- Investigators accuse him of creating a parallel trust to divert properties and funds, with nearly ₹8 crore frozen across 18 bank accounts and 28 fixed deposits.
- Probes found withdrawals of roughly ₹50–55 lakh after the FIR and bank accounts opened under different names, leading a Delhi court to deny anticipatory bail for custodial interrogation.
- Evidence gathering includes CCTV and device seizures, scrutiny of forged diplomatic‑style number plates and multiple passports, and multiple FIRs covering molestation, cheating, forgery, and conspiracy.