A real estate agent in Hyderabad has been arrested for fraudulently selling the same plots and flats to multiple buyers, cheating numerous vulnerable individuals.
Real EstateFraudHyderabadPropertyBuyersReal EstateNov 26, 2024
Mannem Santhosh Kumar, a 45-year-old real estate agent from Dr A S Rao Nagar, was arrested for selling the same plots and flats to multiple buyers.
The Rachakonda Special Operations Team arrested the real estate agent.
Mannem Santhosh Kumar has been involved in similar fraudulent activities in areas such as SR Nagar, Neredmet, and LB Nagar.
Buyers are advised to conduct thorough background checks and verify the authenticity of all property documents before making any financial commitments.
The Rachakonda Special Operations Team conducts regular operations to identify and apprehend individuals involved in financial and property fraud, ensuring the protection of buyers and maintaining transparency in the real estate market.
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