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Man Offered Rs 50 Lakh Loan, He Ends Up Losing Rs 14 Lakh In Online Fraud
- Friday December 30, 2022
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Delhi Police has busted a gang that operated under the disguise of an insurance firm at a Noida-based call centre and cheated loan seekers by offering them low-interest rates against the newly purchased insurance police.
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Loan Fraud Gang Busted In Delhi, 7 Including 5 Women Arrested: Police
- Tuesday July 19, 2022
- Delhi News | Press Trust of India
Seven people, five of them women, were arrested for allegedly cheating people offering them loans under a government scheme at discounted rates, police said on Tuesday.
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Gang promising easy educational loans busted
- Sunday October 31, 2010
- Cities | Press Trust of India
Five women were among eight youths arrested in the national capital for allegedly cheating at least 500 students of over Rs one crore by promising them educational loans, police said on Sunday.The racket was allegedly led by 24-year-old Varun Sardhana, a former employee of a multinational bank, Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Neeraj Thaku...
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Man Offered Rs 50 Lakh Loan, He Ends Up Losing Rs 14 Lakh In Online Fraud
- Friday December 30, 2022
- India News | Press Trust of India
The Delhi Police has busted a gang that operated under the disguise of an insurance firm at a Noida-based call centre and cheated loan seekers by offering them low-interest rates against the newly purchased insurance police.
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www.ndtv.com
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Loan Fraud Gang Busted In Delhi, 7 Including 5 Women Arrested: Police
- Tuesday July 19, 2022
- Delhi News | Press Trust of India
Seven people, five of them women, were arrested for allegedly cheating people offering them loans under a government scheme at discounted rates, police said on Tuesday.
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Gang promising easy educational loans busted
- Sunday October 31, 2010
- Cities | Press Trust of India
Five women were among eight youths arrested in the national capital for allegedly cheating at least 500 students of over Rs one crore by promising them educational loans, police said on Sunday.The racket was allegedly led by 24-year-old Varun Sardhana, a former employee of a multinational bank, Additional Commissioner of Police (Crime) Neeraj Thaku...
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