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2 MBBS aspirants duped of ₹30 lakh
Anil Vij has directed Gurugram police commissioner to nab the accused who allegedly charged ₹30 lakh from two female students aspiring to join MBBS course in a medical college of West Bengal.
Haryana home minister Anil Vij has directed Gurugram police commissioner to nab the accused who allegedly charged ₹30 lakh from two female students aspiring to join MBBS course in a medical college of West Bengal.
The Gurugram-based two female students met Vij at Ambala on Friday and alleged that a service agency of Gurugram had duped them by promising admission to MBBS at Shri Ram Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences in Durgapur, West Bengal.
“The duo said that they paid ₹15 lakh each to the agency and that after reaching Durgapur they were denied admission by the institute. Despite filing a fraud case against the agency in Gurugram, no action has been taken,” the women students said, according to a statement.
The home minister directed the police that individuals involved in deceiving young girls should not be spared under any circumstances.
In another case, a resident of Shahbad informed Vij that an agent had deceived him of ₹5 lakh under the pretext of sending his son abroad. The home minister referred the matter to the SIT formed to investigate such cases.
