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Street fight exposes fraudsters, lands them in handcuffs in Goregaon
Updated On: 25 November, 2021 09:56 AM IST | Mumbai | Samiullah Khan
Bangur Nagar police pick up men quarrelling over a DD, later find out two men were trying to dupe a Pune bizman

Police have arrested two men and are looking for at least three others. Representation pic
A street fight helped the Bangur Nagar police catch two fraudsters, part of a gang that duped people by offering them loans. The incident took place outside Swami Ayyappa Temple on Thursday when a Pune-based businessman and two others were fighting over a demand draft. Police learnt that a group of men, including mastermind Vishwasnath Shukla, Arunendra Singh, Manish Shah, Rajesh Gupta and Sharad Ajit Lala, were trying to dupe businessman Hanumant Chauhan of Rs 15 lakh by promising a loan of Rs 120 crore.
Chauhan and his friend were looking to expand their business, but were unable to get a loan. On November 11, Chauhan's acquaintances told him that a man in Mumbai, Shah, could help them. They reached Mumbai and met three of the gang in Juhu. One of them introduced himself as a doctor and told Chauhan that he could get him the loan through a trade profit fund. He showed them the hospital's bank statements to gain their trust.
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