12/08/2026
A calculated predator. Dating apps as hunting grounds. Trust turned into a weapon. And ₹6 crore drained from men who only wanted love.
Meet Pallavi Singh Rajput of Prayagraj. On Tinder and social media she appeared as the perfect companion—warm, available, eager for connection. She befriended lonely men, built intimate relationships, and during those private moments secretly recorded photos and videos.
Then the trap snapped shut.
With the compromising material in hand she allegedly demanded money under threat of total destruction: expose the recordings, ruin their reputations, and frame them in completely fabricated criminal cases. Refuse to pay and watch your life collapse.
According to complaints, she and her associates operated under multiple fake identities (including “Sweety Tiwari”), extracting a staggering ₹6 crore. At least five men have already landed in jail after she filed cases designed purely to terrorize others into compliance.
What began as the search for genuine companionship became an absolute nightmare of blackmail, legal weaponization, and financial ruin. Men seeking love and family walked straight into a ruthless extortion network that treated trust as leverage and the justice system as a tool of pressure.
A chilling reminder: online “connection” can be a carefully set trap. Verify carefully. Protect yourself. The cost of misplaced trust can be everything. 🚩
