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Two fraudsters involved in multi-layered racket of cheating, criminal intimidation arrested in Anantnag: Police

The case is being investigated as part of an organised financial crime, and efforts are underway to identify other victims and possible associates of the accused, police spokesperson said
09:20 PM Aug 08, 2025 IST | GK Web Desk
The case is being investigated as part of an organised financial crime, and efforts are underway to identify other victims and possible associates of the accused, police spokesperson said
two fraudsters involved in multi layered racket of cheating  criminal intimidation arrested in anantnag  police
Two fraudsters involved in multi-layered racket of cheating, criminal intimidation arrested in Anantnag: Police --- Representational Photo

Anantnag, Aug 08: In a significant action against organised financial crime, Anantnag police today arrested two habitual fraudsters involved in a multi-layered racket of cheating and criminal intimidation.

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A police spokesperson identified the arrested individuals as Tasaduq Hussain Dar @ Haji Tasaduq, S/o Abdul Gani Dar, R/o Sadoora Anantnag; and Mohd Iqbal Wani @ Iqbal Bumdori, S/o Mohd Sikander Wani, R/o Bumdoora Kokernag.

He said the duo had been operating under the garb of various fake business ventures including real estate, fruit trade, and wild garlic trade (Jangli Lahsun), and have allegedly defrauded numerous individuals across the district and the Union Territory. They would lure victims with false promises of high returns and subsequently resort to criminal intimidation when demands for repayment were made.

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In this regard, FIR No. 126/2025 under Sections 318(4), 351(2), and 111 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) stands registered at Police Station Anantnag, following a complaint by a victim from Kishtwar who was allegedly cheated of Rs 55 lakhs in a fake wild garlic business deal, police spokesperson said.

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He said the case is being investigated as part of an organised financial crime, and efforts are underway to identify other victims and possible associates of the accused.

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District Police Anantnag appealed to the general public that if anyone has been defrauded by the above-mentioned individuals under similar modus operandi, they may approach Police Station Anantnag.

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They added this arrest is part of the continuous efforts of Anantnag Police to crack down on organised criminal syndicates operating in the region and ensure that fraudsters are brought to justice.

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