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Delhi Couple Arrested Over Alleged Forged-Document Gurugram Flat Sale
Police say a Delhi couple sold a flat in Gurugram for Rs 1.10 crore.
The couple allegedly told the buyer that a bank loan on the flat would be cleared.
They allegedly used fake bank papers and screenshots to make the buyer believe the loan had been repaid.
The buyer paid the full amount in instalments.
The sale deed was signed on January 23, 2025.
Later, the bank allegedly confirmed that Rs 35.70 lakh was still owed.
The buyer complained to police on April 4.
Police arrested the couple and are still investigating the case.
Police arrested Delhi residents Bhanu Priya Narang and Dhruv Sharma over an alleged fraudulent flat sale.
The couple allegedly sold a flat in Gurugram’s Sushant Lok Phase-2 for Rs 1.10 crore.
They allegedly showed fake bank statements, foreclosure screenshots and documents purporting to be a bank NOC.
The sale deed was executed on January 23, 2025, but Rs 35.70 lakh allegedly remained outstanding on the property loan.
The case was registered at Sector 56 police station, and police said the investigation is continuing.
- Who
- Delhi residents Bhanu Priya Narang and Dhruv Sharma were arrested; the complaint was filed by the buyer.
- What
- The couple allegedly sold a Gurugram flat using forged or false loan-clearance documents.
- Where
- The flat is in Sushant Lok Phase-2, Gurugram, and the case was registered at Sector 56 police station.
- When
- The sale deed was executed on January 23, 2025; the complaint was lodged on April 4, and the arrests were made on Tuesday.
- Why
- Police allege the couple concealed an outstanding bank loan and used false documents to obtain the full sale price.
Key facts
- Property location
- Sushant Lok Phase-2, Gurugram
- Reported sale price
- Rs 1.10 crore
- Outstanding loan
- Rs 35.70 lakh
- Sale deed date
- January 23, 2025
- Complaint date
- April 4
- Accused
- Bhanu Priya Narang, 33, and Dhruv Sharma, 35
- Police station
- Sector 56 police station
Quotes
Senior investigating officer
Police officer leading the investigation
“During police interrogation, it emerged that the accused had sold the said flat to the complainant. Despite not clearing the outstanding bank loan of Rs 35.70 lakh on the flat, the accused showed fake photographs/documents relating to the bank statement/NOC to convince the complainant that the loan had been cleared.”
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“By concealing the actual status of the loan, the accused obtained the entire sale consideration from the complainant and sold the flat without clearing the bank loan.”
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