In a significant development, the Trambakeshwar police station has booked two individuals for allegedly cheating a villa owner of Rs 76,000 in Nashik Rural. The complainant, Aniruddh Powar, owns a property known as Mountain Mist Villa.
NashikFraudPropertyTrambakeshwar PoliceMountain Mist VillaReal Estate MaharashtraNov 11, 2024
The accused individuals have not been named in the public reports. They are currently under investigation by the Trambakeshwar police station.
The amount of money fraudulently obtained from Aniruddh Powar was Rs 76,000.
The Mountain Mist Villa is a well-known property located in Nashik Rural. It is owned by Aniruddh Powar and is a popular destination for visitors and residents.
The Trambakeshwar police station is advising property owners to be cautious and verify the credentials of anyone requesting payments or advances. They are also鼓励居民立即报告任何可疑活动。
Residents and property owners are advised to stay tuned to local news outlets or contact the Trambakeshwar police station directly for updates on the investigation.
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