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Crime Branch Jammu books 'cheats' 8/3/2013 11:47:48 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Aug 3: Crime Branch (CB) Jammu has registered a case against Anil Kumar of Sirsa, Haryana, Amit Kumar of Shanti Nagar, Haryana and Anil Kumar of Tilak Nagar, New Delhi for allegedly cheating and inducing the complainant to deposit Rs 242450 in Bajaj Finance Company for providing loan at zero percent interest. According to a statement of the CB a written complaint was lodged by the Bachan Singh of Naushera Rajouri Jammu alleging that on 22.04.2012 he came across an advertisement published in Daily Dainik Jagran newspaper that Bajaj Finance Company was providing loan at zero percent interest to the unemployed youth without any guarantee on the basis of marks sheet, election card and ration card. The complainant had contacted the said company through phone and he was asked by one Mukesh Kumar to submit copies of requisite documents and two passport size photographs through e-mail ID so that his loan case was processed. "After some time, the complainant was asked to deposit `242450 in different account numbers which he did. However, he later came to know that he had been cheated by the unknown callers," the statement said. "The unknown callers had with malafide intentions and in furtherance of a criminal conspiracy with each other, opened the bank accounts in order to induce the complainant by alluring him by resorting to fraudulent means to deposit a sum of 242450 in order to cause wrongful loss to the complainant and wrongful gains to themselves. On this a formal case has been registered under the relevant sections of law against the above mentioned accused persons and investigation of the case is in progress," it added.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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