Actor Naresh accuses realtor of cheating
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Tollywood actor Naresh recently approached Hyderabad Central Crime Station accusing a realtor of cheating his family to the tune of ₹ 10 crore.
Mr. Naresh informed the police that Lingam Srinivas of Key Stone Infra Private Limited took a hand loan of ₹ 7.5 crore from him and his family members, including maternal uncle Raghunath, around six years ago and failed to return the sum.
“Lingam Srinivas was the signing authority for Phoenix Group and through my uncle Raghunath, he took the hand loan and since then he is harassing us by not repaying the amount. We are supposed to get ₹ 10 crore from him,” Mr. Naresh said in a video here on Sunday.
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Six arrested for online job frauds
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Two call centres in Delhi and Ghaziabad raided
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Two call centres in Delhi and Ghaziabad raided
Six persons, including a woman from New Delhi, who were involved in online job frauds, were arrested by the Hyderabad Cyber Crime police.
The investigators raided two call centres in Delhi and Ghaziabad and arrested Ravinder Kumar Pandey (27), owner of a call centre, Amar Kumar Singh (29), team leader, Shivam Tripathi (21), Prakash Tiwari (21), both telecallers, one Vijay Rawal (25) and his partner Priyanka (22), who runs another call centre.
In August last, a man from Langer Houz approached the police stating that he searched for a job on Naukri.com and filled up his profile with all necessary details. “The very next day, he received a call from Naukri.com. The caller introduced him as Sharma and after checking his profile details, they offered the complainant a job at a Tata company,” Joint Commissioner of Po
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All the three accused hail from Indore
Three persons from Madhya Pradesh, who cheated a city-based woman of Rs. 1.20 crore on the pretext of online trading, were arrested by the Hyderabad Cyber crime police.
The accused are Trun Prajapati (24), Bablu Chouhan (26) and Sandeep Bansode (27), all from Indore.
On March 1, the victim approached police stating that she received notification through Facebook ID Sakshi Mehta’ that she is a consultant in share trading business with the Company Central Trade Research with their office at Vasant Kunj, New Delhi.
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They telephoned the victim and asked her to open a D-mat account for online trading and promised her of huge profits.