They take to crime for easy bucks

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WARANGAL: They had almost everything that a youngster would dream of admission into a prestigious engineering college, bikes, gir..

WARANGAL: They had almost everything that a youngster would dream of admission into a prestigious engineering college, bikes, girlfriends to spend time with and friends to party. But their desire to have a lavish lifestyle and quest for easy money landed them behind bars. This is a tragic story of three youngsters who fell prey to easy money and began looting money and valuables from people.
The youngsters were identified as Mudabir Ali, D Chaitanya and K Vikram, all aged 19 years. Mudabir Ali is pursuing his bachelors of business management (BBM), his friends Chaitanya and Vikram are in their second year of engineering.These young offenders stand as perfect examples to negligence of ignorant parents and college managements. Neither parents nor college managements had any idea about the offences they committed until the police arrested them for looting money from five persons.

According to police, the three students were receiving pocket money of Rs 1,000 to Rs 1,500 each from their parents on a monthly basis. However, this amount was apparently 'not sufficient' to lead a lavish lifestyle, given their regular visits to bars and restaurants to dine and booze.

"Their pocket money was not sufficient to meet their needs as each required at least Rs 5,000 per month. Hence, they began looking for easy money," said Hanamkonda circle inspector G Venkateswara Babu.

After their escapade, the police, who noted one of their bike's number plate, traced the trio and arrested them. The three youths later confessed to crime during interrogation.

The parents of these youths were unaware of the fact that their children were not attending college, he said and added that even after the college management informed their parents about it, they were not bothered.