LUDHIANA: A Sahnewal-based safety officer lost Rs 25 lakh to fraudsters who promised him a role in Canada. Ranveer Singh had were given in contact with the frauds via a role portal in July ultimate yr. After taking Rs 25 lakh, when the accused demanded more cash, Singh lodged a police criticism.
An FIR has been registered against seven accused, Sangpillankel, Lufungula N Given, Anshu Kumar, Jonah Tlau, Zarzoliani, Sumila and Tahir Shah below sections 420 (cheating) and 120-B (act done through a number of other people in furtherance of not unusual intention) of the IPC.
In his criticism, Singh, 53, of Sahnewal Khurd mentioned he worked as a safety officer. In July ultimate yr, he learnt from the process portal about placement in Canada and he was made to touch TIM Horton Group for the process of a safety officer. The company sent an offer letter and mentioned fee of Rs 25 lakh will have to be made in India.
He mentioned, “Representative of the company Ashton Adams gave me account numbers of the seven and I made the fee. After getting Rs 25 lakh, they started inquiring for more cash after which I smelled one thing fishy.”
Investigating officer from Sahnewal police station sub-inspector Simranjeet Kaur mentioned the case was registered after inquiry through the cyber cell of Ludhiana police. They have known as Singh to provide all the paperwork and proofs. The police are seeking to trace the accused via their bank accounts.
An FIR has been registered against seven accused, Sangpillankel, Lufungula N Given, Anshu Kumar, Jonah Tlau, Zarzoliani, Sumila and Tahir Shah below sections 420 (cheating) and 120-B (act done through a number of other people in furtherance of not unusual intention) of the IPC.
In his criticism, Singh, 53, of Sahnewal Khurd mentioned he worked as a safety officer. In July ultimate yr, he learnt from the process portal about placement in Canada and he was made to touch TIM Horton Group for the process of a safety officer. The company sent an offer letter and mentioned fee of Rs 25 lakh will have to be made in India.
He mentioned, “Representative of the company Ashton Adams gave me account numbers of the seven and I made the fee. After getting Rs 25 lakh, they started inquiring for more cash after which I smelled one thing fishy.”
Investigating officer from Sahnewal police station sub-inspector Simranjeet Kaur mentioned the case was registered after inquiry through the cyber cell of Ludhiana police. They have known as Singh to provide all the paperwork and proofs. The police are seeking to trace the accused via their bank accounts.
53-year-old promised job in Canada, duped of Rs 25 lakh
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