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NAGPUR: An alleged fraudster, identified as Kishor Kumar Sundarlala, duped businessman Kadam Ghai to the tune of ₹2 crore. Sundarlala, identifying himself as bank’s recovery agent, had in the past helped Ghai to get a laptop, car and a moped at a cheaper rate to earn his trust.
Subsequently, Sundarlala offered to help Ghai get a property worth ₹ 4 crore at a throwaway price of ₹1.46 crore near Gandhibagh garden. He also promised Ghai to get a liquor shop and some other properties at a lesser price.
Following the promises, Ghai paid around ₹2 crore to Sundarlala. Sundarlala also furnished a bank receipt to Ghai which later turned out to be fake. Ghai approached the economic offences wing which registered an offence at Tehsil police station.
Subsequently, Sundarlala offered to help Ghai get a property worth ₹ 4 crore at a throwaway price of ₹1.46 crore near Gandhibagh garden. He also promised Ghai to get a liquor shop and some other properties at a lesser price.
Following the promises, Ghai paid around ₹2 crore to Sundarlala. Sundarlala also furnished a bank receipt to Ghai which later turned out to be fake. Ghai approached the economic offences wing which registered an offence at Tehsil police station.