In Kaithal, a young man of Rs 21 Lakh was baptized in the name of sending him to Australia; Accused caught - fraud arrest man arrested for 21 lakh australia visa scam in kaithal

By Sunil Kumar under the editorship of: Suprabha Saxena updated: Mon, 13 Oct 2025 12:24 PM (IST) Kaithal police arrested an accused who committed fraud in the name of money abroad. The accused Sanjeev Kumar sent a youth named Dilbag Singh of Rs 21 Lakh in the name of him to Australia. According to the complainant, the accused gave a false visa and also threatened to kill him if he asked for the money back. Police are investigating the accused Jagran correspondent in police custody, Kaithal. Police are strictly acted in cases of fraud in the name of sending the youth abroad. The case of a youth of Rs 21 Lakh in the name of sending him to Australia was investigated by the team of Asi Singra Singh under the guidance of the inspector of the weather of the economic offense. The team caught the accused Sanjeev Kumar, resident of Sadhola Village, Yamunanagar district. Remove the advertisement that only has the news spokeswoman for the news, said he wanted to go abroad, according to the complaint of Dilbag Singh, resident of Village Dhamtan Sahib of District Jind. In the year 2022 he met Sanjeev Kumar at Hanuman Vatika Kaithal. Sanjeev said he was working to send youths abroad. He was also told to send him to Australia for Rs 24. On December 12, 2022, Rs 2.5 Lakh was taken from Google Pay. After that, after the visa arrived on January 12, 2023, three and a half lakh calls were taken in the name of the ticket. After getting the ticket, Rs 15 Lakh was deposited 50 thousand into Sanjeev’s wife’s bank account and he left with Rs 2 Lakh 50 thousand cash. When he checked the visa online, it was found false. He returned Rs 3 Lakh, but began to threaten to kill if the remaining Rs 21 Lakh was asked. A case has been registered with the Civil Line police station in this regard. The accused is being questioned.