Mumbai: 62-Year-Old Man Duped Of ₹1 Crore In DJ Event Scam; Powai Police Register Case
In his complaint, Sundar Susale said that his friend Ranjit Radhakrishna (around 35) had borrowed Rs 1 crore from him, promising to double the money but the accused did not return the money and threatened to commit suicide if he approached the police.
FPJ News Service
Updated: Sunday, July 28, 2024, 09:36 AM IST

Money appears to be paramount to the CA in question. |
Mumbai: A 62-year-old man recently lost more than Rs 1 crore in a deal related to an international music event.
About The Complaint
In his complaint, Sundar Susale said that his friend Ranjit Radhakrishna (around 35) had borrowed Rs 1 crore from him, promising to double the money. Radhakrishna had claimed that he was going to organise a DJ event, Susale said.
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The complainant said the accused did not return the money and threatened to commit suicide if he approached the police.
Susale filed a complaint against Radhakrishna for cheating him, leading the Powai police to register a case on July 26.
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