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Home / Crime and Justice / Fake Money Scam: Rs 16.5 Lakh Becomes Paper!

Fake Money Scam: Rs 16.5 Lakh Becomes Paper!

13 Dec, 2025

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Summary

  • A man was defrauded of Rs 16.5 lakh in a 'double your money' scam.
  • The gang used a modified cot and sliding panel to swap cash for paper.
  • Six gang members arrested, luxury cars and fake documents seized.
Fake Money Scam: Rs 16.5 Lakh Becomes Paper!

A man seeking to rapidly increase his wealth fell victim to a sophisticated 'double your money' scam, losing Rs 16.5 lakh. He handed over the substantial sum with the expectation of receiving double the amount back within days, only to discover the bag contained mere paper. This incident led to the swift apprehension of six individuals involved in the fraudulent operation.

The gang employed a clever ruse, utilizing a specially modified cot and a hidden sliding panel within a flat. Victims would hand over their money, which was then discreetly swapped for staged bundles of cash topped with genuine notes. The perpetrators would then escort the victim away, disappearing with the stolen funds.

Authorities successfully dismantled the ring, arresting six members from an under-construction building. Seized items included Rs 5.8 lakh in cash, luxury cars, and fake documents. The investigation revealed the gang operated using aliases and targeted gullible individuals promising unrealistic financial returns.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The scam involved swapping victims' real money for fake bundles, often using hidden compartments and quick exchanges.
Police seized Rs 5.8 lakh in cash, luxury cars, and fake documents from the six arrested individuals.
The primary victim in the Rs 16.5 lakh scam was Vishal Agarwal, who was trying to double his brother-in-law's money.

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