Maharashtra News: Steel Trader Cheated Of Nearly ₹3 Crore By Hardware Firm Owner In Nagpur

Nagpur: A steel trader was allegedly cheated of nearly Rs 3 crore by a hardware firm owner in Nagpur who refused to pay money for purchased goods, police said on Saturday.

The complainant Sunil Muralidhar Tulsyan's firm used to supply steel coils to a hardware trading company, owned by the accused Murtuja Yusuf Shakir.

Between December 10, 2023, and May 8, 2024, Shakir purchased steel goods worth Rs 2,97,74,740 from Tulsyan's firm, police stated.

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Shakir paid through a cheque which bounced. He kept delaying the payment, prompting Tulsyan to approach Lakadganj police and file a complaint.

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Police registered a case against Shakir. Further investigation is underway.

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