A man impersonated a landowner and deceived a buyer into finalizing a Rs 30 crore land deal in Rajkot. The scam was uncovered when the real landowner approached the police.
Rajkot Land ScamProperty FraudImpersonationReal EstateGujaratReal EstateSep 08, 2024
The land deal was finalized for Rs 30 crore.
The scam was masterminded by a man named Thummar.
The scam came to light when the real landowner approached the police and filed a complaint.
The police have advised people to be cautious when buying properties and to verify the identity of the seller before finalizing any deal.
No, this is not the first time that such a scam has been reported in Rajkot. There have been several cases of property fraud in recent years.
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