Another case of cheating in the name of offline tender has come to the fore. On Friday, a case of cheating Rs 3.46 crore was registered against the owner of Patiala’s pharma company. On the other hand, on Sunday, another firm of Patiala has complained of cheating of Rs.2.5 crore in the name of tender.
This firm has also leveled allegations against the former private secretary of the Chief Minister and others. Police suspect that many other firms have also been cheated in the name of tender. The police have not yet registered a case in the latest episode. On the other hand, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has given instructions to take strict action in this matter.
20 to 30 crore rupees were cheated
In the case of cheating in the name of offline tender, the number of complainants is increasing gradually. It is believed that 20 to 30 crore rupees have been cheated in the episode. Most of the businessmen who were victims of fraud are from Patiala, Ludhiana, Bathinda and other districts of Punjab.
There are many businessmen who are constantly running around for their money. After BJP leader SK Dev, a resident of Patiala’s SST Nagar, now another firm has given a complaint of cheating to Director General of Police Ashok Kumar.
About two and a half crore rupees were cheated from seven firms
Patiala residents Varindra Parashar and Rajat Parashar have alleged in their complaint that PC Upadhyay and Saurabh Sharma, former private secretary to the Chief Minister, duped their seven firms of about Rs. .
Procrastination on demanding money back
In July, he came to know that PC Upadhyay has retired, but still he sits in the CM’s office. In the month of October, when he inquired about the tender, he was told that his file was lying in the treasury. After passing so much time, it was realized that he had been cheated. When he asked for the money back, he started evasive.
The complainant told that the accused used to call him from the official number from the CM’s office. Even many times he was taken in government vehicles in various programs. The complainant said that in this matter he has sent a complaint to the CBI along with the Director General of Police, but till now no case has been registered.
A case has been registered in the fraud of four crores
Patiala (Punjab) drug dealer BJP leader SK Dev and his relatives defrauded seven firms of Rs 3.46 crore in the name of getting tenders for supply of medicines, uniforms, shoes and stationery etc. to government schools in Uttarakhand. Already happened.
In this case, on the instructions of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami, the City Kotwali Police has registered a case against seven accused, including Prakash Chandra Upadhyay, former private secretary to the Chief Minister. There is an allegation of cheating by getting the businessman to fill offline tender by conspiring against them.
