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25-YR-OLD DUPES FATHER OF ₹26L, HELPS HIM FILE PLAINT; NABBED

Hindustan Times Chandigarh

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October 27, 2025

A 25-year-old man was arrested on Saturday for duping his father of ₹26.32 lakh by creating a new UPI ID from the father’s phone number and making multiple online purchases over four months, police said.

- Hemani Bhandari

According to police, the accused Shivam Sharma is a former corporate employee and the victim’s son from his second marriage. Sharma purportedly felt alienated after the man, 68, handed over his Azadpur Mandi parking business to his son from the first marriage.

Deputy commissioner of police (crime branch) Aditya Gautam said the elderly man had reported the fraud on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.

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India, EU step up efforts to seal trade deal by Dec

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