The Crime Branch (EOW) Jammu has filed a charge-sheet against a former police officer for a real estate fraud worth Rs 1.80 crore, involving a reputed doctor's wife in Jammu.
Real EstateFraudJammuCrime BranchPolice OfficerReal EstateJun 29, 2024
The real estate fraud was worth Rs 1.80 crore.
The accused was a former police officer, Mohammad Afzal Beg.
Afzal posed as the sole owner of someone else's land and sold it to a reputed doctor's wife.
The investigation proved a case of cheating, fraud, and forgery against Afzal and his wife.
The charge-sheet has been filed in the court of law for judicial determination.
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