Fraudsters Active in Jhapa Using Old Coins
Summary
A fraud gang in Jhapa uses old copper and religious coins to trick people into selling them at high prices. Police have arrested three individuals, including two Indian nationals, involved in this scam.
Key Points
- A gang in Jhapa is defrauding people by showing old copper or religious coins and promising exorbitant resale profits.
- Three suspects have been arrested, including two Indians and one Nepali, with coins seized during the investigation.
- The fraudsters lure victims by claiming the coins have high value abroad or in the market.
- Police advise the public not to engage in transactions promising millions overnight or unusual profits.
