Ludhiana, October 25: A couple allegedly duped a jeweller in Ludhiana by giving him fake currency notes of 'Entertainment Bank of India' for the purchase of 56 grams of gold jewellery worth Rs. 1.90 lakh. Narrating the incident, shop owner Shyam Sundar Verma said that he came to know about fake notes after the couple left. Ludhiana Couple Cheat Jeweller With 'Bhartiya Manoranjan Bank' Notes in Lieu of 56g-Gold.

"A couple came and showed their interest to buy gold jewellery. Once the price was calculated, they handed me notes wrapped in a polythene bag and left in a hurry. After they left, I discovered the notes to be fake. The notes had 'Entertainment Bank of India' written on it in place of Reserve Bank of India," Verma said. Enforcement Directorate Raids Gili Jewellers Showroom In Thane In Connection With PNB Fraud Case.

"It took me years to start this business and I have lost everything. I am not sure how can I recover from this severe loss," he added.

The CCTV clips procured by the police revealed that the couple arrived in a car which did not even have registration plate on it. An FIR has been registered against the couple at Jodhan police station and a hunt is on to nab them.

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Ludhiana, October 25: A couple allegedly duped a jeweller in Ludhiana by giving him fake currency notes of 'Entertainment Bank of India' for the purchase of 56 grams of gold jewellery worth Rs. 1.90 lakh. Narrating the incident, shop owner Shyam Sundar Verma said that he came to know about fake notes after the couple left. Ludhiana Couple Cheat Jeweller With 'Bhartiya Manoranjan Bank' Notes in Lieu of 56g-Gold.

"A couple came and showed their interest to buy gold jewellery. Once the price was calculated, they handed me notes wrapped in a polythene bag and left in a hurry. After they left, I discovered the notes to be fake. The notes had 'Entertainment Bank of India' written on it in place of Reserve Bank of India," Verma said. Enforcement Directorate Raids Gili Jewellers Showroom In Thane In Connection With PNB Fraud Case.

"It took me years to start this business and I have lost everything. I am not sure how can I recover from this severe loss," he added.

The CCTV clips procured by the police revealed that the couple arrived in a car which did not even have registration plate on it. An FIR has been registered against the couple at Jodhan police station and a hunt is on to nab them.

(This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)