3 travel agents for Visa fraud in Ludhiana | Ludhiana News

Ludhiana: Three fraudulent travel agencies were booked on Saturday because he had cheated two Hoshiarpur residents of RS 75,000 in an excuse to arrange their visas for Kuwait.
The accused was identified as Kamalpreet Singh, Bhupinder Singh and Aman Grewal by RS Enterprises.
The police registered a FIR against them against the complaint by Mandeep Singh (32) from Hoshiarpurs Dorf Sainpur Bhagowal.
Mandeep said he and his acquaintance, Jagtar Singh from the village of Haryana in Hoshiarpur, had contacted the travel agents because they had sent them to Kuwait via a work permit. The accused had taken 35,000 rupees and 40,000 rupees of Jagtar and assured them that they had received their visas within two to three months. After taking the money, they didn't arrange their visa. When a refund was sought, the accused refused to do so, said Mandeep.
Then he gave a complaint to the police.
Charges in accordance with sections 316 (2) (criminal distribution of trust), 318 (4) (fraud), 61 (2) (criminal conspiracy) of BNS and Section 24 of the Immigration Act were pushed against the accused.
Asi Sahib Singh, the investigative representative of the Jamalpur police station, said they still have to be arrested.
Ludhiana: On Saturday three fraudulent travel agencies were booked
The accused was identified as Kamalpreet Singh, Bhupinder Singh and Aman Grewal by RS Enterprises.
The police registered a FIR against them against the complaint by Mandeep Singh (32) from Hoshiarpurs Dorf Sainpur Bhagowal.
Mandeep said he and his acquaintance, Jagtar Singh from the village of Haryana in Hoshiarpur, had contacted the travel agents because they had sent them to Kuwait via a work permit. The accused had taken 35,000 rupees and 40,000 rupees of Jagtar and assured them that they had received their visas within two to three months. After taking the money, they didn't arrange their visa. When a refund was sought, the accused refused to do so, said Mandeep.
Then he gave a complaint to the police.
Charges in accordance with sections 316 (2) (criminal distribution of trust), 318 (4) (fraud), 61 (2) (criminal conspiracy) of BNS and Section 24 of the Immigration Act were pushed against the accused.
Asi Sahib Singh, the investigative representative of the Jamalpur police station, said they still have to be arrested.