Demonetization Diaries: Doctor kidnapped after being promised quick money
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Ahmedabad: With demonetization, many cases have come to light, of people/organisations offering schemes to convert black money to white, for commission leading to quick money. One such "scheme"proved hard for a Surat Based doctor, who found himself kidnapped after being lured with promises of quick money.
Luckily, the immediate intervention by Special Operations group (SOG), crime branch, came to the rescue of the said doctor by kidnappers within no time. One of the kidnappers was also nabbed by the Police in the case.
TOI reports the case of the Surat based doctor, Dr Dilip Tadvi, who was approached by one Ejaz of Bharuch posing as an agent for a Delhi based company. The so-called agent called the doctor in this connection and presented a deal stating that a Delhi-based company looking for a trust to park its Rs 300 crore cash in old notes in face of demonetization of old currency. The "mediator" also stated that the said company needs only 45% cash back in new currency. The medico was further informed that the company is only looking for an oral confirmation for the same and was offered 10% commission to get the deal through
Luckily, the immediate intervention by Special Operations group (SOG), crime branch, came to the rescue of the said doctor by kidnappers within no time. One of the kidnappers was also nabbed by the Police in the case.
TOI reports the case of the Surat based doctor, Dr Dilip Tadvi, who was approached by one Ejaz of Bharuch posing as an agent for a Delhi based company. The so-called agent called the doctor in this connection and presented a deal stating that a Delhi-based company looking for a trust to park its Rs 300 crore cash in old notes in face of demonetization of old currency. The "mediator" also stated that the said company needs only 45% cash back in new currency. The medico was further informed that the company is only looking for an oral confirmation for the same and was offered 10% commission to get the deal through
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