Panchkula man booked for Rs 4 lakh fraud

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Updated At : 11:47 AM Jul 02, 2024 IST

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Panchkula, July 1

The police have booked a man and his accomplices for allegedly cheating a city resident of Rs 4 lakh in an immigration fraud. The police said the main suspect in the case has been identified as Gurpreet Singh.

Deepak Saini, a resident of Rampur Seori village in Pinjore, said he had submitted a complaint to the police in 2021. However, the authorities concerned did not initiate any action since then.

He said he met Gurpreet through a relative in 2019. He said Gurpreet told him that he worked in immigration and assured him he could get Deepak’s brother Sarvjeet a visa for Canada for Rs 20 lakh.

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