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Two fraud cases filed against real estate agent

In two cases lodged by the PAU police, Karan Arora, a resident of Barewal and a partner in JK Arora Builders and Developers, Ludhiana, has been booked on complaints lodged by Namita Bansal, a resident of Garden Enclave, and Ramandeep...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:53 AM Mar 10, 2025 IST

In two cases lodged by the PAU police, Karan Arora, a resident of Barewal and a partner in JK Arora Builders and Developers, Ludhiana, has been booked on complaints lodged by Namita Bansal, a resident of Garden Enclave, and Ramandeep Singh of Model Town Extension, and Gurmit Singh. There are allegations against the agent that less land was provided to the buyers, contrary to registered documents. The complainants alleged that they could not get required documents made by government agencies due to the mismatch in the land details.

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