The height of loanliness
Budding ‘businessman’ loses Rs 21 lakh to ‘friend’ in pursuit of
loan of Rs 25 lakh
An engineering graduate was cheated by his friend, who took Rs 21 lakh from him to get him a Rs 25 lakh loan, and then fled the city.
Sujit
Kadugodi police on Tuesday against his friend, Ashok Kumar
Lenka, (30) from Odisha. Kumar’s father, who got to know of the deal later, asked him to approach the police.
Kumar said that he knew the accused, Lenka, from
several years and in January 2020, Lenka had put up a social media post asking if anyone wanted to buy a paper plate making machine. When Kumar, who didn’t have a job, approached Lenka, he convinced him that this was a great business idea and assured him he would help him set up the business.
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