What happened (as captured in the address caption)
A captioned narrative about Mahboob Gogia links his last known address context to two specific locations in New Delhi: No. 9, Amrita Shergill Marg in Lutyens’ Delhi and a separate location in Rajendra Nagar.
Background (why Lutyens’ Delhi is a distinct urban reference)
Lutyens’ Delhi is commonly used as a label for a planned and heritage character area in New Delhi. When a narrative names a precise road address such as Amrita Shergill Marg, it points to an identifiable urban setting rather than a generic “Delhi” reference.
What changed now (more explicit location anchoring in the narrative)
The narrative framing now uses a dual-location caption approach by pairing No. 9, Amrita Shergill Marg (Lutyens’ Delhi) with a Rajendra Nagar location. This increases the specificity of where the alleged fraud narrative is anchored through named places.
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