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Two Arrested for Duping Chandigarh Resident of Rs 60 Lakh
Two people were arrested for tricking a man from Chandigarh.
They told him they could sell him a special medicine for cancer.
The man gave them a lot of money, but it was all a lie.
The police caught the two people in Daman and Diu.
The medicine they talked about was called Avastin Powder.
The man had talked to them on Facebook and WhatsApp.
The police say the two people are from different places in India.
Two individuals arrested for duping a Chandigarh resident of Rs 60 lakh.
The fraud involved a fake business deal for the cancer medicine Avastin Powder.
The victim, Sunil Kumar, was contacted via Facebook by a profile named Morris Pauline.
Subsequent communications were through WhatsApp and email, directing him to contact Indian suppliers.
The arrested persons are Sanskar Jain (22) from Madhya Pradesh and Rabendra Kumar Patel (28) from Gujarat.
- Who
- Sunil Kumar (victim), Sanskar Jain (22), Rabendra Kumar Patel (28)
- What
- Fraud involving Rs 60 lakh on the pretext of a cancer medicine business deal
- Where
- Arrested from Daman and Diu; victim from Chandigarh
- When
- Incident on September 25, 2024; arrest details not specified
- Why
- To dupe the victim into investing in a fake business deal for cancer medicine
Key facts
- Victim
- Sunil Kumar
- Amount Duped
- Rs 60 lakh
- Pretext
- Business deal for cancer medicine
- Arrested Individuals
- Sanskar Jain and Rabendra Kumar Patel
- Location of Arrest
- Daman and Diu
- Date of Incident
- September 25, 2024
- Medicine Involved
- Avastin Powder
- Suppliers Mentioned
- Sharma Enterprises and Motion Cargo International
Sources
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