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Jharkhand resident promises second-hand mobile, dupes army cadet of Rs 23,000
Updated On: 02 September, 2014 07:47 AM IST | | Neha Sharma
The complainant had contacted him for a second-hand phone on an online trading website, but did not receive the handset after transferring the money
An army cadet in Pune was duped to the tune of Rs 23,000 by a Jharkhand-resident after he was promised a mobile phone on an online buying-selling website. The complainant, Anandi Anand (17), lodged a complaint on August 30 at Samarth police station, against one suspect, identified as Deepak, from Jharkhand.
According to the investigating officer, Police Sub Inspector V L Chavan, Anand is an army cadet who moved to Pune from Samastipur, Bihar in March. He visited a reputed website olx.com, on August 26, looking to buy a second-hand phone where he came across an advertisement posted by the accused, looking to sell a Sony mobile phone.


