A man posing as an IPS officer was arrested by Surat Police for cheating two real estate builders from Maharashtra and Surat.
Real EstateIps OfficerFake Police OfficerCheatingScamsReal Estate MaharashtraAug 17, 2024
The accused would pose as an IPS officer and promise people lucrative deals in the real estate sector in exchange for money.
The accused cheated the two real estate builders of over Rs 31 lakh.
The Surat Police arrested the accused.
The police have warned people to be cautious and to verify the identity of anyone who claims to be a police officer before dealing with them.
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