Promise of BAMS admission: 3 duped of Rs 22 lakh
Pune: An FIR was registered against two people in Pune for defrauding three people, an agribusinessman, a teacher and a bank official, of Rs 22.1 lakh by promising them Ayurveda degree seats for their children in BAMS courses. The FIR was registered by Maharashtra's Bharati Vidyapeeth Police on Tuesday.
The incident took place on October 8 and November 2 last year, where the two fraudsters had also promised to help the agribusinessman, teacher and bank officer get seats in another college for their children, but nothing happened.
Based on the complaint, senior inspector of Bharati Vidyapeeth Police, Mohan Deshmukh told Times of India that “The victims, whose children were keen to secure admission in BAMS courses, came in contact with a person who helps students get admission to medical colleges through an acquaintance. They shared their credentials, including their name, address, Aadhaar details, etc. They failed to repay the money, and hence we registered the complaint. The two accused appeared before the inquiry officer and vowed to refund the money to the victims”.
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