Bhubaneswar: The Economic Offence Wing of the Odisha Police arrested a person from Mumbai for allegedly cheating Rs 1.20 crore from 189 people of the state, promising them the Haj pilgrimage, according to an official statement issued Monday.

The Economic Offence Wing of Odisha Police arrested a man from Mumbai for allegedly defrauding Rs 1.20 crore from 189 individuals by promising them the Haj pilgrimage. The accused was caught in Mumbai and brought to Bhubaneswar.

The accused proprietors of M/s Al-Adam Tour & Travel Agency floated advertisements on social media apart from distributing leaflets whereby they motivated the Muslim devotees to avail the opportunity

Odisha, has busted a major Haj pilgrimage fraud by arresting one accused from Mumbai. The accused, Nabeel Abdul Mubin Shaikh was produced before the Designated Court under OPID Act, Balasore, on Monday after being brought to the state on a transit remand.

Abdul Khan and others were duped by Nabeel Abdul Mubin Shaikh, a Mumbai-based tour operator, who collected Rs 1.2 crore from 189 Odisha pilgrims for a

The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Odisha police arrested a Mumbai-based fraudster for deceiving more than Rs one crore from 200 Muslim devotees of the state while conning them to take on a pilgrimage to Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

The Economic Offence Wing of the Odisha Police arrested a person from Mumbai for allegedly cheating ₹ 1.20 crore from 189 people of the state, promising them the Haj pilgrimage, as per a police statement.

The police arrested Nabeel Abdul Mubin Shaikh from Mumbai on September 27 over several charges, including cheating.