Delhi: Woman Lies Down On Road, Requests Cops To Arrange Hotel For Her

In a strange occurrence that happened in the Mahipalpur district of southwest Delhi, outside the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police, a woman named Sangeeta staged a protest by lying down on the road and requesting that the police make lodging arrangements for her. A woman tried to talk her out of staging while she was screaming, holding her dog.

"Mujhe koi nahi chahiye (I don't want anyone)"

A woman tried to calm the lady, Sangeeta, so she would get up, but she screamed, "Mujhe koi nahi chahiye (I don't want anyone)," as she lay down on the ground with her dog in her arms. 

In the evening, when a police officer attempted to control traffic, a crowd had gathered when the woman halted a portion of the road. "You go," she said to the woman. I'd prefer not to see anyone. The incident caused a commotion, attracting a crowd of onlookers as Sangeeta's protest blocked a portion of the road during the evening rush hour.

The police questioned Sangeeta regarding her move. Sangeeta claimed that after checking into a hotel in Mahipalpur, the proprietors were no longer letting her stay, so she called the police to make hotel arrangements for her. Upon questioning the Mahipalpur hotel personnel, the police discovered that the woman had been lodging there for several days without having paid the hotel bill. She's receiving counselling from the police.

Similar incident

Recently an incident was noted in the capital when a woman with ₹41 in her bank account dupped a high-end 5-star Hotel Pullman.

The guest was labelled as a "Skipper" by the hotel personnel after they had been there for more than two weeks and had fled without paying their expenses. She had used spa services and other treatments billing the hotel up to Rs 5.8 lakhs.

When the guest was asked to pay her bills, she said she did so using a UPI app, but hotel personnel discovered there had been no payments made and asked her to show her bank balance for confirmation. This is what hotel authorities informed the police.