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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
<p>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</p>
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.
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