Gurugram: Woman Spikes Man's Drink On Date, Steals Cash And Gold

A man in Gurugram was allegedly robbed by a woman he met on a date through a dating app. The woman who spiked his drink, stole cash and gold from his house after he went unconscious.  

The woman whom the man met through the dating app Bumble allegedly vanished after stealing his iPhone 14 pro, ₹10,000 cash, and gold chain, and withdrew ₹1.78 lakhs from his debit and credit cards. 

The woman is still absconding and a case has been registered by Gurugram police at Sector 29 police station.

Woman Spikes Bumble Date's Drink

On October 1, Sunday, an anticipated romantic rendezvous went haywire for a man in Gurugram when his Bumble Date allegedly drugged him and vanished with his phone, money, cards, and gold. The man claimed the drug to be so strong he woke up on October 3, two days later, when he found out about the theft from his dating app match. 

The man, Rohit Gupta, a resident of DLF Phase 4, recalled his Bumble date experience when he had met a woman named Sakshi alias Payal on the online dating app. The woman allegedly called the man around 10 pm on Sunday wanting to meet him and asked him if he could pick her up from Dockyard Bar at sector 47. 

As asked, the man picked her up from the given address and bought some liquor from the nearby local shop as they planned to have drinks at his place. As they reached, the woman asked her to bring some ice from the kitchen and the man suspects it was then that she spiked his drink. 

The man said that the effect of the drug was so strong that he woke up on the morning of October 3, and he found his iPhone 14 pro, ₹10,000 cash and gold chain was missing. He also found out that ₹1.78 lakhs had been siphoned from his credit card and debit cards. 

The man has filed a complaint where he shared the ordeal of his disastrous date that turned into a nightmare and also told the police that the woman talked about her roots being based in Delhi but she was living with her aunt in Gurugram. 

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