Gujarat anti-terrorism squad busts fake Luxembourg visa racket, 4 arrested
According to ATS officials, Inspector PB Desai received information about the scam and began an investigation. Police found that Bhardwaj and his associates had been charging between Rs 8 lakh and Rs 10 lakh from people, promising to arrange visas.
According to ATS officials, Inspector PB Desai received information about the scam and began an investigation. Police found that Bhardwaj and his associates had been charging between Rs 8 lakh and Rs 10 lakh from people, promising to arrange visas.
