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Nagpur: Three booked for cheating loan seekers of Rs 8.6 lakh

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 26, 2023 16:57 IST

In Maharashtra's Nagpur city, the police have registered a case against three individuals accused of defrauding two people by ...

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In Maharashtra's Nagpur city, the police have registered a case against three individuals accused of defrauding two people by promising to assist them in obtaining loans, resulting in a loss of Rs 8.6 lakh for the victims.

According to the police, Nikhil Malik (30), Nagesh Pawar (33), and Akshay Bharatkar (30) offered their services to the complainant who was in need of financial assistance.

While the complainant secured a loan from a bank, the accused managed to extract details of his bank account and password of the bank's mobile application, an official said.

The trio allegedly siphoned off Rs 4.25 lakh from the complainant's account and refused to return the sum, he said. The accused also similarly cheated a woman of Rs 4.40 lakh, the official said. A case under section 420 (cheating) of the Indian Penal Code and relevant provisions of the Information Technology Act has been registered against the trio.

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