A 20-year-old engineering student was arrested for allegedly deceiving many Lakh Rupee vendors using their technical expertise.
Son of a Auto-Driver, Arun (not his real name) was used to sanctify the head of the waiter and trader with the tricks he arrested in his wallet.
According to the West Division Narcotics Narcotics Police (CEN), “Arun manipulated his wallet from him to cheat vendors.
He began by making a smaller purchase and instead of scanning the QR code with his telephone, he would ask for a vendor for their cellphone number.
He Do not pay vendors, but the last telephone application will show that the amount is received.
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In this way, Arun, Kanakapura residents, deceived several vendors for four to five months.
Sometimes he caught with red hands.
At that moment, he would pretend that some errors had happened and he would offer cash and resolve this problem.
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Recently, a jewelry from the city market area filed a complaint to the police, stating that a man had deceived them Rs 1.6 lakh.
The complainant stated that a young man (Arun) walked to the store and bought silver items weighing 1.5 kg.
There are two bills; One of Rs 50,000 and one from Rs 56,000.
He uses the modus operandi and is made of silver without paying money.
In the same way, Arun has bought a camera worth Rs 42,000 from a shop in Gandhinagar.
There too, he managed to cheat the store manager.
After auditing stock, the gadget shop manager approached the police and filed a complaint.
The police asked and found that Arun’s cellphone number was associated with all these cases.
The police reached Arun’s house in Kanakapura and found that he lived with his parents and his sister.
Arun’s parents said they were not aware of their son’s mistakes.
Arun told them that he had bought items for the marriage ceremony to happen soon.
The police have ordered Arun under the right part of the IT Law and for fraud and further investigation.