BENGALURU: An MBA graduate allegedly fell prey to a gang who cheated her of Rs 6.1 lakh after falsely promising her a platform for her acting occupation.
Police say the victim, 25, learned she were cheated only once they requested her for more cash. Since the lady lately relocated to the United States, her father, Manmohan Singh, a businessman, filed a case with Commercial Street police on her behalf. Police confirmed they have filed a case of dishonest towards two individuals and a film production firm in accordance with the criticism.
According to the criticism, the lady met Sunil Bora, who introduced himself as a consultant of Delhibased Impact Films Pvt Ltd, on January 1 this year in Bengaluru. Later, another person recognized as Harshad Anand Sankalpa met the victim and introduced her a possibility of their upcoming movie, ‘Criminal Minds’.
When the victim agreed to the be offering, Harshad allegedly requested her to deposit cash to meet expenses akin to accommodation. Manmohan claimed his daughter blindly agreed and deposited Rs 6.1 lakh in a checking account in the title of Harshad’s production firm. She borrowed cash from her elder sister too, police mentioned.
The victim later called the duo to enquire about capturing dates. They then allegedly mentioned that they had a job for her in every other movie and demanded more cash. At this level, the victim suspected one thing used to be improper and requested her father to report a police criticism on her behalf.
“We have named Harshad as main accused, the firm as the second accused and Sunil Bora as the third,” a police officer mentioned.
“We have learnt that the gang tries to trap men and women who're occupied with acting. Maharasthra police arrested a few of them lately in identical circumstances and we are making efforts to deliver them to Bengaluru to probe this case.”
Police say the victim, 25, learned she were cheated only once they requested her for more cash. Since the lady lately relocated to the United States, her father, Manmohan Singh, a businessman, filed a case with Commercial Street police on her behalf. Police confirmed they have filed a case of dishonest towards two individuals and a film production firm in accordance with the criticism.
According to the criticism, the lady met Sunil Bora, who introduced himself as a consultant of Delhibased Impact Films Pvt Ltd, on January 1 this year in Bengaluru. Later, another person recognized as Harshad Anand Sankalpa met the victim and introduced her a possibility of their upcoming movie, ‘Criminal Minds’.
When the victim agreed to the be offering, Harshad allegedly requested her to deposit cash to meet expenses akin to accommodation. Manmohan claimed his daughter blindly agreed and deposited Rs 6.1 lakh in a checking account in the title of Harshad’s production firm. She borrowed cash from her elder sister too, police mentioned.
The victim later called the duo to enquire about capturing dates. They then allegedly mentioned that they had a job for her in every other movie and demanded more cash. At this level, the victim suspected one thing used to be improper and requested her father to report a police criticism on her behalf.
“We have named Harshad as main accused, the firm as the second accused and Sunil Bora as the third,” a police officer mentioned.
“We have learnt that the gang tries to trap men and women who're occupied with acting. Maharasthra police arrested a few of them lately in identical circumstances and we are making efforts to deliver them to Bengaluru to probe this case.”
‘Criminal Minds’ cheat MBA graduate of Rs 6L
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May 30, 2018
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