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Man Who Sold Factories On Forged Papers Arrested After 8 Years On Run
A 56-year-old man who was absconding for the last eight years after cheating people of crores of rupees, has finally been arrested by the crime branch of the Delhi Police.
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77 students, parents sent to jail for exam fraud
Seventy-seven people, including some parents, have been sent to prison in Bihar for allegedly helping students to cheat in an exam for government jobs, police said on Tuesday. A Special Task Force team busted the gang which used mobile phones to pass on answers to questions posed in examinations for the Mahadalit Vikas Mission.
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Three arrested for cheating banks of over Rs 1 crore
City police on Sunday nabbed three persons for allegedly cheating various banks to the tune of Rs 1.07 crore by floating fictitious software firms.
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Three youth arrested for duping over 500 people
Three youths, including a woman, were arrested for allegedly duping over 500 people of Rs 50 lakh by promising them high returns from a scheme under which they had to send bulk text messages, police said on Thursday.
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Man Who Sold Factories On Forged Papers Arrested After 8 Years On Run
A 56-year-old man who was absconding for the last eight years after cheating people of crores of rupees, has finally been arrested by the crime branch of the Delhi Police.
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77 students, parents sent to jail for exam fraud
Seventy-seven people, including some parents, have been sent to prison in Bihar for allegedly helping students to cheat in an exam for government jobs, police said on Tuesday. A Special Task Force team busted the gang which used mobile phones to pass on answers to questions posed in examinations for the Mahadalit Vikas Mission.
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Three arrested for cheating banks of over Rs 1 crore
City police on Sunday nabbed three persons for allegedly cheating various banks to the tune of Rs 1.07 crore by floating fictitious software firms.
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Three youth arrested for duping over 500 people
Three youths, including a woman, were arrested for allegedly duping over 500 people of Rs 50 lakh by promising them high returns from a scheme under which they had to send bulk text messages, police said on Thursday.
