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Kurukshetra: Man held for duping people on pretext of doubling money

Kurukshetra: The police have arrested a man for allegedly duping people on the pretext of doubling their money. The suspect, Rajpal, is a resident of Yamunanagar. Kurukshetra police spokesman said a woman of Ladwa, in her complaint, had stated that...

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Updated At : 02:40 PM Jul 03, 2024 IST

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Kurukshetra: The police have arrested a man for allegedly duping people on the pretext of doubling their money. The suspect, Rajpal, is a resident of Yamunanagar. Kurukshetra police spokesman said a woman of Ladwa, in her complaint, had stated that Rajpal had lured her husband into investing money in a company to get his money doubled in eight months. Her husband had invested Rs 6.16 lakh and later their relatives had also invested their money. However, the accused failed to return the money. A case was registered and the suspect was produced in a court, which sent him to one-day police remand.

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