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Bank manager held for 'duping' people on false promises

The Kashhcoin was initially launched with the price rate of Rs 3.50 per coin, promising high profit to its buyers but presently those coins are of no use, the officer said

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New Delhi: A private bank manager was arrested for allegedly duping people by promising high returns on cryptocurrency, police said Tuesday.

The accused has been identified as Sandeep Singh Dua, they said. Earlier, seven people Narender, Asif Malkani, Baljeet Singh Saini, Pradeep Arora, Sunil Kumar, Puneet Mahindru and Ashok Goel were arrested in the case, police said. Mahindru disclosed that Dua was the main accused in the conspiracy, a senior police officer said.

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