Man duped of Rs 10L; 3 booked in Yamunanagar

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Aug 15, 2021 IST

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Yamunanagar, August 14

A man was duped of Rs 10 lakh by three persons on the pretext of sending his son to Australia.

On the complaint of Harbhajan Singh of Prem Nagar, a case was registered against Kamaljit Singh of Subhash Nagar, Yamunanagar, his wife Bharti and Ravinder of Sirsama village, Kurukshetra district, at the City police station here on Friday.

Harbhajan said he wanted to send his son Sarvajeet Singh abroad. He said he met Kamaljit Singh, Bharti and Ravinder through a known person in 2018. “They assured me that they would send my son to Australia and it would Rs 15 lakh. They took Rs 10 lakh from me, but didn’t send my son to Australia,” alleged the complainant.

He alleged that now they were not returning his money and threatening him with dire consequences. — TNS

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