This Article is From Nov 13, 2021

Woman Arrested In Cheating Case Against Aryan Khan Case Witness

A police official said Kusum Gaikwad was arrested as she allegedly received a part of the proceeds after some persons were cheated with job promises.

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Pune: The 2020 case involves the cheating of three people on the pretext of giving them jobs (File)

Pune:

A woman has been arrested in Pune in Maharashtra in connection with a 2020 cheating case registered against Kiran Gosavi, private investigator and witness in the Narcotics Control Bureau's cruise ship drug bust operation, police said on Saturday.

A Pune Cantonment police station official said Kusum Gaikwad was held as she allegedly received a part of the proceeds after some persons were cheated with job promises.

"In the cheating case registered by us in 2020, of the Rs 4.05 lakh involved, a sum of Rs 1.30 lakh went into (Mr) Gosavi's account and the rest was given to Kusum Gaikwad. (Ms) Gaikwad was also sending prospective cheating victims to (Mr) Gosavi," said Senior Inspector Ashok Kadam of Pune Cantonment police station.

The 2020 case registered with Pune Cantonment police station involves the cheating of three people to the tune of Rs 4.05 lakh on the pretext of giving them jobs in Malaysia.

Mr Gosavi, currently named in cases registered with Pune Cantonment, Wanwadi and Faraskhana police stations, was also booked in a similar case by Bhosari police in Pune, an official informed on Saturday.

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A Latur resident has complained to Bhosari police that Mr Gosavi cheated him of Rs 2.25 lakh after promising a job in Brunei in 2015, the official added.

Mr Gosavi is in custody till November 17 in connection with the case registered in Pune Cantonment police station, he said.

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Mr Gosavi is a witness in the drug bust on October 2 on board a cruise ship off the coast of Mumbai, in which the accused include Aryan Khan, the son of film superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

Aryan Khan was granted bail by the Bombay High Court on October 28.

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