Fruit seller at Chennai's Koyambedu arrested by Jammu & Kashmir police 

Police personnel from J&K  have arrested an apple trader at Koyambedu fruit market for allegedly cheating two suppliers of Rs 1.63 crore.
For representational purposes. (File Photo)
For representational purposes. (File Photo)

CHENNAI:  Police personnel from Jammu & Kashmir  have arrested an apple trader at Koyambedu fruit market for allegedly cheating two suppliers of Rs 1.63 crore. According to police, M Dinakaran (38) from Virugambakkam bought apples worth Rs 1.18 crore from suppliers in J&K, and paid only Rs 45 lakh in 2018.

"As he did not  pay the remaining amount even after three years, the victims recently lodged a complaint at the local police station in Shopian district of J&K," an official said.

Shopian police reached Chennai on Wednesday night and secured the suspect with the help of local police in the wee hours of Saturday.  He was taken to Maduravoyal police station for inquiry, and would be produced before a magistrate here.

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