Nagpur Police have registered a case against three persons, including a Mumbai-based doctor and his peon, for allegedly duping a man of Rs 11.09 lakh on the pretext of securing admission for his daughter in a medical course under the government quota.
The main accused is a resident of Sion in Mumbai, the police said.
"The main accused had allegedly promised to get the complainant's daughter admitted to an MBBS course and took Rs 11.09 lakh from the complainant during November 2020 to February 2021," the police said.
"When the accused failed to provide admission, the complainant realised that he has been cheated and approached the police," they added.
A case has been registered under various sections of the Indian Penal Code against the three.
No arrest has been made so far.
Nagpur Mercedes Crash: Woman Driver Surrenders Before Police Nagpur Man Kills Wife Over Suspicion Of Extramarital Affair, Arrested Case Against Nagpur Cop For Sexually Harassing 22-Year-Old Woman: Police 2,200 Jobs, 25,000 Aspirants: Air India Spot Sparks Stampede Scare In Mumbai 4 Top Leaders Quit Ajit Pawar's Party In Major Setback After Poll Drubbing Trump's Running Mate Calls UK "Truly Islamist State With Nuclear Weapons CO2 Butter Tastes Authentic, Says Startup Challenging Traditional Dairy Delhi Doctors Report Rise In Hand, Foot, Mouth Disease In Children World Emoji Day 2024: Know Date, History And Significance Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world.