Friday 24 July 2020

Claims of Rs 500 cr property fake, family left in lurch: Vikas Dubey’s wife

  1. Richa Dubey also claimed that she had tried to convince her husband to leave crime world, but “he was a man of a different mentality”

  2. Vikas Dubey
  3. Wife of slain gangster Vikas Dubey on Thursday said that she had unsuccessfully tried to convince her husband to leave the path of crime. She said that the family has been left in the lurch after gangster’s death. About the claim that Dubey had acquired property worth crores of rupees, she said it was “fake news” and that her husband has left the family to fend for themselves. “Today, we terribly needed him. He has left nothing for us. People may say that he has left a property worth Rs 500 crore, but the truth is that I do not have anything,” the gangster’s wife Richa Dubey told a TV news channel.
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  5. To a question that Dubey has properties worth crores at a number of places, even in Dubai, she said, “This is absolutely fake news. Just think, if a person has property worth crores, will his wife live in a 1,600 square feet house in Lucknow?” Richa Dubey also claimed that she had tried to convince her husband to leave crime, but he was a man of a different mentality.
  6. “He was a good husband, and good father. He wanted that his children should become well-educated, but he himself never wanted to come out of the world of crime,” the wife of the slain gangster said. She said that whenever she tried to convince her husband about leaving the path of crime, he used to beat her.


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