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Mumbai: 18-Year-Old Boy Dupes Four Devotees Of ₹3,400 Promising Quick Lalbaugcha Raja Darshan
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· September 20, 2026
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Mumbai: The Kalachowki police have registered a case against an 18-year-old man for allegedly duping four devotees of Rs3,400 by promising them quick Charan Sparsh darshan of Lalbaugcha Raja during the ongoing Ganesh festival. The accused has been identified as Pranav Sureshkumar Yadav, a residen...
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What is this story about? Mumbai: The Kalachowki police have registered a case against an 18-year-old man for allegedly duping four devotees of Rs3,400 by promising them quick Charan Sparsh darshan of Lalbaugcha Raja during the ongoing Ganesh festival. The accused has been identified as Pranav Sureshkumar Yadav, a residen...
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