Two booked for defrauding Goindwal Sahib DSP

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tarn taran, Updated At : 09:37 AM Jul 12, 2025 IST

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The Goindwal Sahib police have booked a man and his son for defrauding a senior police officer. The police officials are tight-lipped on divulging details.

According to the information collected from the official record, the accused have been identified as Harwinder Singh and his son Karanpreet Singh, both residents of Gulmoharpur, Dera Bassi.

The case has been registered on the complaint lodged on April 18 by Atul Soni, DSP, Goindwal Sahib.

The case was registered on Friday. In the report of the inquiry it has been mentioned that the accused from January 1, 2012 to October 17, 2024, had defrauded the victim of Rs 22.26 lakh.

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