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In a complaint filed at Navapura Police Station on Thursday evening, the accused and an accomplice entered Shinde’s barber shop in the town’s Shiyabaug neighborhood, demanding the keys to the store so they could keep the store. property in lieu of the principal due. by the complainant.

“The complainant borrowed money from the accused at an interest rate of 10% per month and paid installments of 30,000 rupees each month, for a total amount of 10.37 rupees. Subsequently, the complainant stopped paying the installments, stating that he did not have the money to pay. However, the lender claimed that the money paid so far was only the interest accrued on the principal amount and that the said principal amount was unpaid, ”he said. Shinde had borrowed the money to pay for her apartment registration in 2017.

On Thursday, the accused and his accomplice allegedly abducted the complainant and took him to a house in the old town, where they assaulted him and threatened him with a knife to hand over the store to them. Shinde also said Patel stuck a knife in her stomach. Shinde suffered neck injuries, according to the complaint.

Police opened an investigation into the case and reserved Patel under Articles 323 (assault), 324 (assault with a weapon), 348 (wrongful confinement), 364 (kidnapping) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), 504, 506 ( criminal intimidation).

RAJKOT: Seven loan sharks were arrested Wednesday evening for allegedly inciting the suicide of a 48-year-old man in Rajkot. Ironically, the victim was also a money lender whose house cops had recovered gold and silver jewelry worth Rs 1.56 crore. Against such an enormous amount, the victim owed the accused only Rs 3.50 lakh.
Police said the victim identified as Hitesh Goraviya hanged himself from the ceiling in the bathroom of his nephew Piyush Parekh on June 8. At Parekh’s, Goraviya had come to stay as a guest with members of his family.
Police convicted Bhabhalu Varu, Shailesh Mithapur, Shiva Varu, Alig Chandu, Pratap Chandu, Jairaj Chandu and Mangalu Chandu on the complaint of Goraviya’s wife, Meena Goraviya.
“In his complaint, Meena said that Hitesh owed the accused 3.50 lakhs in rupees he had contracted from them, for which the defendants harassed him,” said an official at the police station in the university.
After Hitesh’s suicide, when Amreli police raided his house in Nageshri village of Jafrabad taluka in Amreli district, they found gold and silver jewelry worth 1.56 crore of rupees.
It was discovered during the investigation that Hitesh and his father Vaju Sheth were working as money lenders in the village of Nageshri.

The deceased, Ganshyam aka Pappu Babanrao Padwal, had a criminal record. Police identified the three accused as Latif Babu Shaikh (43), a resident of Parge Nagar, Kondhwa; and Shubham Pramod Kasvekar (24), and Shubham Santosh Ubale (22) from Nagpur chawl in Yerwada.

According to police, Padwal resided alone at the Bramha County Society in Kondhwa. His family members were trying to contact him on his cell phone, but he did not answer, police said.

Police said on July 11, when they entered Padwal’s apartment using a duplicate key, they found him dead.

A team from the Kondhwa police station led by Inspector Mahadev Kumbhar opened an investigation into the case. Police discovered that Padwal had been attacked with sharp weapons about 55 times and the culprits even took away CCTV footage from the house. In addition, the police found that the CCTV cameras installed in the residential company in Padwal were not working.

A press release issued Thursday by Chief Inspector Vinayak Gaikwad of the Kondhwa Police Station said Padwal was in the money lending business, due to which he had quarrels with several people. He threatened and abused people unable to return the money he loaned them, the statement added.

An investigation revealed that he had given Shaikh Rs 50 lakh over the past four years at 20 percent, 14 percent and 10 percent interest per month.

Police said Shaikh was in the scrap metal and manufacturing business, and had sold his property and paid back about 2 crore rupees to Padwal. Padwal, however, demanded an additional Rs 80 lakh within a fortnight and threatened to kill Shaikh if ​​he did not pay, police added.

Police further claimed that Shaikh then conspired to get rid of him. The investigation also revealed that Padwal was suffering from health issues and Shaikh told him about a religious person who could cure him.

Shaikh went to Padwal with Ubale and Kasvekar under the pretext of helping him with his health issues, but repeatedly attacked him, causing his death, police said.

Police said Padwal previously resided in the Pune camp area, where he worked as a driver, and then went into the business of illegal money lending. In March 2010, Padwal managed to survive three gunshot wounds after five men from a rival group opened fire on him in the Pune camp area, police added.