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Thane police have registered a case against two individuals and a company for defrauding a 70-year-old man of INR 72.98 lakh through a fake share trading scheme. The victim, residing in Mumbai, was lured into the investment during his stay in Thane city. The accused promised high returns but failed to deliver, ceasing communication after the investments were made.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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