Delhi man arrested for duping Gurugram job seeker of Rs 45,000

He then got an interview call and was charged more money, the police said, adding that when he was asked to pay another Rs 20,000 as security fee, he smelled a rat and approached the police. 'They wanted me to pay Rs 60,000. I ended up paying Rs 45,000 and now I've spent Rs 10,000 fighting the case,' Raghav said Sunday, adding that he filed a complaint in September with the Delhi police and they then forwarded it to the Gurugram police. The police said they do now know how many people have been conned by the accused. 'He had two women working with him. It was not a big gang, but we are looking into it,' the SI said. Satyender has been booked under Section of 420 of the IPC and the IT Act. Dailyhunthttp://www.sportclubplatz.com/jforum/user/profile/5020.page