‘Be cautious while taking loan online’
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Police to launch special drive as complaints pour in against app-based lenders
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Micro finance apps, operating from cities in Northern India, are targeting private employees who lost livelihood due to the pandemic, says DGP D. Gautam Sawang.
Police to launch special drive as complaints pour in against app-based lenders
Many people, who borrowed loans online, are approaching the police alleging harassment by the micro finance organisers. With the number of victims increasing, the government looked into the issue, and is taking measures to prevent harassment from micro finance app organisers.
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