Woman booked for cheating, forgery

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Updated At : 12:26 PM Aug 27, 2023 IST

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Zirakpur, August 26

A Zirakpur woman has been booked for forgery.

The suspect, Daljit Kaur of Bibi Farm, Gazipur Road, allegedly prepared fake agreements of 15 flats in Savitry Greens-II, Gazipur Road.

In a complaint to the police, Parminder Kumar Sharma stated that he was undertaking a project of NK Sharma Enterprises Private Ltd in which the suspect allegedly made forged agreements of 15 under-construction flats in tower number 7 with an intention to usurp them.

Sharma stated that the suspect was an acquaintance with whom there was a deal of 16 acres for which Rs 10,81,50,000 were reportedly paid to her, while she gave the possession of only four acres. A case has been registered.

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