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Man, son cheated of Rs. 9 lakh

Bangalore: A man and his son from Mathura in Uttar Pradesh have been cheated of Rs. 9 lakh allegedly by a city-based advocate and his two associates who promised to get the son admitted to a medical college. The advocate, who has been identified as Arun, and his associates, Reagan and Manu, allegedly demanded Rs. 17 lakh from Rajkumar (17) and his father Radhey Shyam. But the advocate and his associates reportedly went missing after taking Rs. 9 lakh.

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