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Cheating of Rs 55 lakh in the name of medical admission of son and daughter in Ranchi, FIR registered

In Ranchi Doranda police station, drug businessman Arvind Singh, resident of Saket Nagar Hinnu, was defrauded of Rs 55 lakh in the name of medical admission for his son and daughter. In this regard, Arvind Singh has lodged an FIR in Deranda police station. The FIR has been lodged against the proprietors of Arunoday Services, Mohan Singh, Akshat Singh and Vikram Mahala. He said that his son and daughter had got low rank in NIT exam, hence he was worried about their admission. Arunoday Services came to know about this. After this, a call came from Vikram Mahala of the company that his agency conducts admission in medical. A total of Rs 67 lakh will be required for that. After talking to him, he said that both the children will be admitted to the medical college in Pune under NRI quota.

For this they will meet a representative from you. After this, Vikram Mahala came to Ranchi and asked for ten thousand rupees in the name of processing and agreement. Then Rs 22 lakh was taken for the admission of son and Rs 18 lakh for admission of daughter (total Rs 40 lakh) through check and about Rs 15 lakh was paid through Paytm. In this way a total of Rs 55 lakh was taken. After that, Arvind Singh along with his son and daughter were called for admission in Terna Medical College, Pune. Talks took place with the accused for some time after reaching Pune. After that all three switched off their mobiles. After this, when he went to medical college, he came to know that he was cheated. After that Arvind Singh reached Terna Medical College in Pune with his family. When Arvind Singh contacted the college staff there, he was told that admission is not done through any agency or brokers. You have been cheated. After that Arvind Singh reached Ranchi with his family and lodged an FIR in Doranda police station.

Cheated Rs 1.69 crore from two businessmen by showing abundance of profit in coal business

Two businessmen of Giridih have been defrauded of Rs 1.69 crore with the intention of making profit in the coal business. Both the businessmen complained to Jamua police station, but from there they were sent to Nagar police station. When he went to the city police station with the complaint, the application was not taken there citing the case of Jamua police station. After this a businessman filed a case in the court. Among the traders who were victims of fraud are Rohit Rai, resident of Court Road of the city and Sumit Kumar Jalan of Shastri Nagar. Rohit was defrauded of Rs 85 lakh and Sumit Jalan was defrauded of Rs 84.15 lakh. Sujit Kumar Gop, resident of Berhabad, Jamua police station area, and Vijay Hari, resident of Kanke Road, Ranchi (native of Baniyadih, Giridih) have been accused of fraud. Actually, Rohit and Sumit do their business in the city.

Rohit told that he had met Sujit Kumar Gop and Vijay Hari at his shop in the year 2022. Sujit told that he is the owner of Siddharth Traders. Sujit and Vijay had told that if they invest capital in the business, both of them will make a profit of Rs 400 per tonne. Later they started procrastinating and later switched off their mobiles.

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