💨 Abstract
Indian police arrested Harshvardhan Jain, 47, for running a fake embassy from a rented building near New Delhi. Posing as an ambassador, Jain allegedly promised overseas jobs to dupe people out of money. He claimed associations with non-existent states like "Seborga" and "Westarctica." Police found doctored photos, fake seals, cars with fake diplomatic plates, and cash in various currencies from his premises.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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