Doctor duped of Rs 67,500 on pretext of booking hotel room for holiday
Mumbai: A Mumbai-based doctor has been duped of Rs 67,500 while trying to book rooms for a vacation in Meghalaya. The accused allegedly introduced himself as Pramod, the booking-in-charge of a hotel.
The complainant has been identified as a 48-year-old doctor working at Bombay Hospital. In a complaint with the Azad Maidan police, the doctor mentioned that he wanted to go on a summer vacation with his family to Meghalaya. He had already booked tickets and needed to arrange accommodation before the trip. He started searching for a suitable hotel online. While searching online, he ended up finding the Heritage Club Tripura Castle in Shillong via Google. He made contact with an individual who claimed to be a representative of the hotel, reports Free Press journal.
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