Hwh sex racket kingpin was in jail under Arms Act
DC South Surinder Singh confirmed on Wednesday that all allegations against Shweta were under probe. Police said Shweta was also found with multiple govt ID cards under different names. Following recent complaints of trafficking and drugs supply against Shweta and her son, Aryan, cops launched a probe and sent evidence for forensic analysis. Police have sought Howrah court permission to access her locked flat and check CCTV footage.
Singh said, "Efforts are on to arrest Shweta and Aryan." tnn
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