Delhi Acid Attack Hoax: Father Arrested for Plotting Fake Attack on Own Daughter

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UPDATED: Oct 28, 2025 08:11 IST

This special report focuses on the shocking twist in the Delhi acid attack case, where the victim's father, Aqeel Khan, has been arrested for allegedly orchestrating the entire incident. According to Delhi Police, top sources revealed 'that the girl's father, Aqeel Khan, plotted the acid attack to frame the accused following a personal dispute.' The investigation uncovered that the plot was a bid to falsely implicate men against whom Khan held a grudge, stemming from a rape and blackmail complaint filed against him by the wife of one of the accused just days earlier. Evidence, including CCTV footage, showed the initially accused men were kilometres away in Karol Bagh at the time. Khan has reportedly confessed, with police stating the daughter used toilet cleaner to inflict the injuries on herself as part of the conspiracy.

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