Police in Adilabad apprehended a five-member gang on allegations of cheating farmers by selling their tractors under the guise of leasing them. According to reports, the gang was led by a person from Maharashtra and targeted individuals who were struggling to repay loans on their agricultural vehicles.
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Police in Adilabad apprehended a five-member gang on allegations of cheating farmers by selling their tractors under the guise of leasing them. According to reports, the gang was led by a person from Maharashtra and targeted individuals who were struggling to repay loans on their agricultural vehicles.
Investigators stated that the mastermind recruited local individuals to help identify vulnerable farmers. Six tractors with an estimated value of Rs 40 lakh were recovered from the possession of the arrested individuals during the operation.
Superintendent of Police Akhil Mahajan briefed the media regarding the arrests, accompanied by other police officials including Utnoor ASP Ruthwik Sai Kotte, Utnoor Inspector M Prasad, and Indervelli SI Sayanna.
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Five suspects have been arrested by the police, and six tractors have been recovered while the investigation continues.
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Farmers in the region who were struggling to repay loans on their tractors.
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