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Cheating case against faith leader
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He duped a cancer patient of ₹2 lakh
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He duped a cancer patient of ₹2 lakh
The Hussaini Alam police booked a cheating case and arrested faith leader Syed Gulam Samdani Quadri, popularly known as Ali Quadri.
Police were acting on a complaint filed by Jameel Uddin Quader Siddiqui (52), a cancer patient, and resident of Siddiq Gulshan in Bahadurpura.
In a press note, the office of the Deputy Commissioner of Police (South Zone) stated that a Zero FIR was registered at the Banjara Hills Police Station against Quadri. It was then transferred to Charminar Police Station on February 23. The victim alleged that Quadri demanded ₹ 4.50 lakh for helping him to get ₹ 14.50 lakh sanctioned under the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund for his cancer treatment.
Hyderabad: Arrested Godman sent to 14 day judicial remand The south zone police have registered another cheating case against cleric Syed Gulam Samdani Quadri aka Ali Quadri in Hussainialam police station.
By SM Bilal| Updated: 24th February 2021 10:00 pm IST
Hyderabad: The Nampally Metropolitan criminal courts on Wednesday sent the Godman Syed Gulam Samdani Quadri aka Ali Quadri to 14 day judicial custody after the Charminar police produced him before the court in cheating case promising funds from Chief Minister’s relief fund.
Meanwhile the south zone police have registered another cheating case against cleric Syed Gulam Samdani Quadri aka Ali Quadri in Hussainialam police station.
Hyderabad Man Extorts Money From Cancer Patient With Promise Of Getting CMO Relief Fund Feb 23, 2021, 16:58 IST
Hyderabad: Chief Minister’s Relief Fund is provided for the needy. They avail of this facility and fulfill their need for hospitalization charges. A fraudster, who allegedly claimed that he can speed up the process of applying and release of funds under the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund. He collected nearly Rs two lakh from the family of a cancer patient. He was admitted to a private hospital at Bahadurpura.
Nowadays many are identifying themselves with leaders in the government and claim that they can help others with their influences. Sources said the suspect Ali Quadri claimed to have contacts with the government officials as well as TRS Rajya Sabha MP J Santosh Kumar and swindled the money.