In a high-profile fraud case, a businessman from Gurgaon was lured into investing Rs 54 lakh in a fake real estate scheme, only to be left with nothing but empty promises and dishonoured cheques.
Real Estate FraudInvestment ScamGurgaon BusinessmanHigh ReturnsEconomic Offences WingReal Estate NewsJan 05, 2025
The fraudsters approached Babu Lal with a high-return investment proposal and built a relationship of trust over time through frequent meetings.
Babu Lal lost a total of Rs 54 lakh, with Rs 39.27 lakh transferred online and Rs 15 lakh given in cash.
The fraudsters issued dishonoured cheques, sent a fake email about property allocation, and threatened physical harm. They also changed their phone numbers and absconded.
The police have registered a case under sections 406 and 420 of the IPC, and the case has been handed over to the economic offences wing for further investigation.
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