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Malkajgiri Police arrest seven in illegal loan racket; gang collected hefty interest in advance, blank signed cheques

An elderly woman doctor, who wanted to purchase an AI-based cancer-detection machine, is one of the victims. Her car and SUV were taken away.

The Hindu TelanganaNovember 5, 20261 min read

Malkajgiri Police arrest seven in illegal loan racket; gang collected hefty interest in advance, blank signed cheques

An elderly woman doctor, who wanted to purchase an AI-based cancer-detection machine, is one of the victims. Her car and SUV were taken away.

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