Indore: Doctor duped of Rs 93k by man posing as Army havildar
Dr Rajkumar Mathur was called by a man who identified himself as an Army havildar posted in Jammu and Kashmir, said Tilaknagar police station in charge Manju Yadav.
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Dr Rajkumar Mathur was called by a man who identified himself as an Army havildar posted in Jammu and Kashmir, said Tilaknagar police station in charge Manju Yadav.
According to Kanadiya police station staff, Adhar Singh, a resident of Neer Nagar area of the city lodged a complaint that he had contacted the accused Trilochan Sahu of Bhubaneswar for some medical equipment.
According to police station incharge Chandra Kant Patel, Rajesh Vishwakarma runs a general store in Rajvaidya Colony. He wanted to expand business for which he needed money.
The accused posed as a bank officer
The complainant’s wife was unable to conceive, following which he approached the medicine seller who defrauded him.