Bhopal: Thagora Family Targeting Women

A gang cheating elderly women has become active in Bhopal. – Photo: Social Media Expansion
In Madhya Pradesh’s capital Bhopal, a gang cheating elderly women has become active. The gang consists of men and women and a child. Police have registered cases in two such cases in the city. This fraud gang is being searched. Kohefiza police told that Nirmala Pahlani, who lives in the Housing Board Colony (05) Monday afternoon around half past 415 had reached Hamidia Hospital premises for treatment. At the same time a child came to him and said that we have to go to Ujjain, help is needed. Meanwhile, the child’s parents also came there and together they took off two gold rings, a chain and two gold bangles from the elderly woman on the pretext of helping her. The fraudsters tied all the jewelery in a handkerchief and started walking here and there. When all three returned after a while, the woman asked for her jewellery. He handed over the handkerchief to the woman. When the complainant woman opened the handkerchief after coming home, she lost her senses. There were fake jewelry in the handkerchief. Police said that the accused have cheated about two locks of gold jewellery. They are being searched by registering a case. This gang committed the incident of cheating with a woman at Bairagarh PNB intersection. Bairagarh police said that Geeta’s husband Jitendra Pasrija ( resident Hanuman Vyayamshala Vantree has complained. Told that around two o’clock in the afternoon, she was going to the utensil market Bairagarh to buy goods, when she found a woman and a man at PNB intersection near Sulabh toilet. A thirteen year old child was also with them. All three got entangled in the matter and started asking where the clothes shop was. Meanwhile, the accused said that this boy has a lot of money. You help by giving your jewelry, show him the jewelry and take money. I told him that I had to go home soon. After this, he was given two rings from his hand and mangalsutra from his neck. When I asked to go home soon, he wrapped the jewelery in a handkerchief and gave it to me. I went home with a handkerchief. It was found at home that the jewelery they had given to me was not mine, but fake. After this complained to the police. ,