A Nigerian NRI loses 3.6 crores in a real estate scam involving a Tollywood celebrity endorsement in Hyderabad.
Real Estate ScamNriTollywood CelebrityHyderabadCyberabad PoliceReal EstateOct 02, 2024
The NRI lost 3.6 crores in the real estate scam.
The real estate firm promised to provide the NRI with land in Kondapur.
A popular Tollywood hero was the brand ambassador of the real estate firm.
The agreement was that the registration could be done within a year.
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