5 touts held: police
SYED IMRAN ALI HAMDANI
Srinagar, Mar 16: Police on Friday claimed to have arrested five touts from Batamaloo area accusing them of duping people in the name of getting them jobs.
SHO Batamaloo, Abdul Khalid said the accused would dupe innocent people after promising them jobs.
Khalid said the accused would give fake job orders to the victims after taking huge money from them.
“In this connection five person were arrested and a case filed under FIR NO 28 3/7 under Act 420, 467, 468,” the SHO said adding that the investigations were going on.
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