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Maharashtra: Retired cop in Thane duped of Rs 7 lakh by 'CA', cops launch probe

Under the pretext of filing the complainant's income tax returns, the accused collected an additional amount of Rs 7,40,426 from the victim, police said

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A case has been registered and a probe was underway, an official said. Representational Pic/File

A case has been registered and a probe was underway, an official said. Representational Pic/File

The Thane Police in Maharashtra have arrested a man for allegedly cheating a retired police official of Rs 7.40 lakh by posing as a chartered accountant (CA) over a period of five years, police said, reported the PTI.

The accused has been identified as Dharmendra Thakkar (51), while the victim is a retired 71-year-old cop, an official said.

The victim resides in Kalwa locality of Thane district, the official said on Friday, adding that the crime took place between May 2018 and July 2023.

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