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Home / Ludhiana / Man Son Dupe Resident Of 1 38 Crore

Man, son dupe resident of Rs 1.38 crore

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:34 AM Jul 05, 2025 IST
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The Ludhiana police registered a case against a man and his son for committing a property fraud to the tune of Rs 1.38 crore. Despite taking the money, the suspects refused to execute the property registration.

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They were identified as Ved Parkash Singla and his son Diwakar Singla, residents of Krishna Nagar, Civil Lines.

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The victim had lodged a police complaint against the suspects in November 2024 and after a long investigation, the police registered a case against them.

The complainant, Khushhal Kumar of the Civil Lines, told the police that Ved Prakash and Diwakar fraudulently obtained Rs 1.38 crore from him for purchasing a property. They neither got the property registered nor returned the amount. During the investigation, Ved Prakash was arrested by the police while the search for his son was launched by the police.

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