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Ludhiana: A local man who borrowed Rs 50 lakh from an acquaintance to start a software company has been accused of threatening to release explicit videos of the lender ’s daughter after drugging her. The man from Shingar Road near Samrala Chowk has been charged with assault, cheating, and criminal intimidation under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) after a complaint was filed by the 21-year-old woman. Police said this man had taken the money, along with valuables such as laptops and a television, from the woman's father, promising to open a software development company and involve his daughter in the business.
After accepting the money, the man did not share any profits with the lender, and when asked to return the money and rest of the items, he allegedly threatened to release the woman’s nude pictures, which he had taken after drugging her. The complainant went to police and a case was registered. The investigating officer, assistant sub-inspector Malkit Singh, said Bhatia was on the run but a hunt for him was on.
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Investigations are ongoing..
