New Delhi: A special cell of Delhi Police has busted a gang of fraudsters in the name of getting franchises of companies like Haldiram, Amul. Police have detained four persons in the case. The criminals were running fake portals of popular brands like Haldiram and cheated individuals in the name of getting franchises, dealerships, and distributorships.

The same investigation revealed that these people have so far managed to cheat innocent persons in the name of giving franchises to companies like Haldiram, Amul, and Patanjali. Police have seized 17 bank accounts. According to police, the gang has committed 126 crimes in 16 states. The accused have so far cheated them of Rs 1.1 crore. In the same case, the police launched an inquiry on the complaint of a woman named Rashika Garg. The gang cheated the woman of Rs 11.74 lakh in two months. The gang members described themselves as 'Officers of Haldiram.' They identified themselves as Ashish Kumar and Ravi Kumar.

Rashida realized cheating when the gang asked her to pay Rs 1.6 lakh for a small reason. The woman then lodged a complaint with the police. Police received several portals of Haldiram in the investigation. These portals were claiming to be the franchise of Haldiram. So far, 6 such portals have come to the eyes of the police.

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