Achi news desk-
The police have not caught the accused who escaped after duping people of more than Rs 40 lakh by pretending to dream of a job in Gwalior. When the accused was not caught, the police captain had announced a reward of Rs 3,000 for his arrest. Even after this the accused was not found
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Mahesh Sharma, police station commander of Thatipur Gwalior, said Vikram Rana, son of Ramesh Singh Rana, a resident of Khatu Shyam Colony, New Adityapuram, cheated innocent people a year ago by showing them the dream of a job. In this case, a case of fraud was registered against him. Since then the police have been looking for him, but as the accused was not found, the police captain had announced a reward of Rs 3,000 for his arrest, but even after this he was not found by the police. As no clue was found about the accused, JMFC Tapan Bhargava has directed the accused to appear in the court. If it does not appear, steps are taken to attach movable and immovable property under Section 83.
Police looking for fraud accused
Thatipur police station circle PCC Rajeev Jangle has said that the accused who cheated Rs 40 lakh in the name of his job is absconding for the past one year. And he has not appeared in court The court has ordered that if the accused does not appear in court within the specified time, his property will be confiscated.
