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Retired IPS officer booked for fraud
Updated On: 05 January, 2011 07:53 AM IST | | A Correspondent
He allegedly cheated a man by taking a cheque of R18 lakh on the premise of selling a property, and then later tried to encash it after tampering it
He allegedly cheated a man by taking a cheque of R18 lakh on the premise of selling a property, and then later tried to encash it after tampering it
The Criminal Investigation Department has booked a cheating case against a retired IPS officer, who allegedly tampered a bank cheque worth Rs 18 lakh by promising his victim a site in the city.
Jayapraksh V Nayak, who retired in December 2010 as Additional Commandant General with the Home Guards, had allegedly committed the manipulation while he was the Inspector General of Police.
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