Freedom 251

Three men, including the maker of Freedom 251 that was touted as the world's cheapest smartphone, were arrested for allegedly threatening a rape victim for a year in Dwarka, police said on Saturday.

Mohit Goel first grabbed headlines when his company, Ringing Bells, promised on delivering a Freedom 251 smartphone for an astonishing price of Rs. 251. Those promises were never fully met and Goel was later accused of multiple frauds, including a death threat as well.

Three persons, including Mohit Goel, a partner of Noida-based company Ringing Bells, which had announced Freedom 251, were arrested on Sunday.

Mohit Goel, who once made international headlines by offering the world's cheapest smartphone, was arrested by the police on Sunday in an extortion case along with two others. News agency ANI reported that those arrested were allegedly trying to extort money for settling a rape case in Delhi.

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Police on Sunday arrested two persons after Goel filed an FIR against them for not delivering Freedom 251 units even after the company paid them in advance.

Mohit Goel, the maker of the controversial "Freedom 251" smartphone which became the talk of the town last year, resurfaced on Sunday, saying if he got support from the government, he could still deliver the handsets by March-April next year.

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Goel and Sumit Kumar, director, Ringing Bells, were arrested in February after Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises alleged that Goel 'defrauded' the company of Rs. 16 lakh.

Mohit Goel was arrested on February 23 after an FIR was filed by Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises, alleging that Ringing Bells defrauded it of Rs 16 lakh.

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Ringing Bells had begun the sale of Freedom 251 handsets, touted as the world's cheapest smartphone, on its website in February 2016.

Goel has been detained after owner of Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises filed an FIR on Thursday alleging that Ringing Bells "defrauded" it of Rs. 16 lakhs.

The Director of Ringing Bells, the company which promised a smartphone, the Freedom 251, as the name suggests for an unbelievable price of Rs 251, has been detained by police on charges of fraud.

The year has been rough on everyone, and the world of tech is no exception. Here are the worst moments we remember.

Three men, including the maker of Freedom 251 that was touted as the world's cheapest smartphone, were arrested for allegedly threatening a rape victim for a year in Dwarka, police said on Saturday.

Mohit Goel first grabbed headlines when his company, Ringing Bells, promised on delivering a Freedom 251 smartphone for an astonishing price of Rs. 251. Those promises were never fully met and Goel was later accused of multiple frauds, including a death threat as well.

Three persons, including Mohit Goel, a partner of Noida-based company Ringing Bells, which had announced Freedom 251, were arrested on Sunday.

Mohit Goel, who once made international headlines by offering the world's cheapest smartphone, was arrested by the police on Sunday in an extortion case along with two others. News agency ANI reported that those arrested were allegedly trying to extort money for settling a rape case in Delhi.

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Police on Sunday arrested two persons after Goel filed an FIR against them for not delivering Freedom 251 units even after the company paid them in advance.

Mohit Goel, the maker of the controversial "Freedom 251" smartphone which became the talk of the town last year, resurfaced on Sunday, saying if he got support from the government, he could still deliver the handsets by March-April next year.

Moto Z2 Play leaked in new image, OnePlus 3, 3T will receive Android O update, Yu Yureka Black launch set for Thursday and more.

Goel and Sumit Kumar, director, Ringing Bells, were arrested in February after Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises alleged that Goel 'defrauded' the company of Rs. 16 lakh.

Mohit Goel was arrested on February 23 after an FIR was filed by Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises, alleging that Ringing Bells defrauded it of Rs 16 lakh.

Nokia 3310 price and features leaked, WhatsApp rolls out revamped Status globally, and Google Chrome users need to be on alert over a malware.

Ringing Bells had begun the sale of Freedom 251 handsets, touted as the world's cheapest smartphone, on its website in February 2016.

Goel has been detained after owner of Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises filed an FIR on Thursday alleging that Ringing Bells "defrauded" it of Rs. 16 lakhs.

The Director of Ringing Bells, the company which promised a smartphone, the Freedom 251, as the name suggests for an unbelievable price of Rs 251, has been detained by police on charges of fraud.

The year has been rough on everyone, and the world of tech is no exception. Here are the worst moments we remember.