Mangaluru : Son sold car cheating his mother!!
Mangaluru, June 26: Cheating others with fake documents is common nowadays. But here is a son who cheated his own mother by selling her car. It happened at Falnir in the city. The accused is identified as Manish. It is alleged that Manish fabricated the documents of his mother’s car and sold it.
Manish of Vittalji Lane in Falnir told his mother that he would sell the car. But his mother did not agree to his proposal. A few days later, Manish fabricated the car documents and sold the car parked in the compound of the house to a lady at Suntikoppa in Madikeri taluk, it is alleged.
Knowing the fact, his mother lodged a complaint against her son. Mangaluru south police registered a case and trying to trace him.
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Bengaluru: Techie duped of Rs 1.46 lakh in IPL ticket scam via Instagram
Bengaluru: A 25-year-old techie was cheated of Rs 1.46 lakh by a fraudster posing as an IPL ticket seller on Instagram, in a case reported from B Narayanapura.
According to a complaint filed at the Mahadevapura police station, the accused identified himself as Sumit Biswal, claiming to be a senior supervisor at the ticket counter of M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. He assured the victim that he could arrange IPL tickets along with food coupons, Deccan Herald reported.
He also convinced the victim to transfer money in multiple UPI transactions from his account and his mother’s account.
Despite receiving the amount, the accused neither delivered the tickets nor refunded the money, police said.
The complainant said that the accused promised not just match tickets but ‘VIP benefits’ like food coupons and extra ID cards for friends for RCB vs CSK, scheduled for Sunday.
"He asked me to come near the stadium gate number 10, saying someone would deliver the tickets within minutes, and even sent an email confirmation to gain my trust," the victim said.
"Initially, I agreed to buy two tickets for Rs 3,700 each, but he kept asking for more money under various pretexts such as refundable security deposits, additional ID cards and food coupons. Trusting him, I made multiple payments, even using my mother’s bank account after exhausting my own limits, and ended up transferring around Rs 1.46 lakh," he said.
Police have registered a case and further investigation is underway.
