Mrinank Singh accuses Rishabh Pant of making a ‘false charge. ‘ Recent claims that Pant fell prey to the conman and lost a large sum are now being challenge by the accuse.
Singh allegedly defrauded Pant of 1.6 crore during the 2020-21 fiscal year by posing as a luxury watch and jewelry company. Pant, believing Singh, hand up his watches, only to be met with a bounce check.
Singh, however, offers a different story now that he is in police custody. Singh defends himself in an exclusive interview with India Today, adding, “Rishabh Pant and I had a business together. ” We started a business together that failed spectacularly. Rishabh Pant then demanded interest money, which I couldn’t afford. This legal struggle lasted three years, and I eventually prevailed.”
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It complicates an already intriguing case, with allegations and counter-accusations flowing in both directions
Singh, a former Haryana U-19 cricketer, has a predilection for impersonating a former Mumbai Indians IPL player in order to carry out his nefarious acts. Singh’s alleged method includes impersonating an IPS official in order to avoid paying hotel expenses, notably at the Hilton.
Mrinank Singh was apprehend as he was ready to board an aircraft to Hong Kong. “On Monday, while he was trying to catch a flight to Hong Kong. Immigration officials detain him and handed him over to us,” said Additional DCP Ravikant Kumar.
Even as he being arrest, he try to deceive the authorities by claiming that his father, Ashok Kumar Singh. Play for the Indian Cricket Team in the late 1980s and is now a manager with Air India at the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
Singh’s Instagram pictures frequently included luxury cars, five-star hotels, and branded goods, as well as photos showing him dressed up like a cricketer or playing the game. The teenage conman claimed to have played for the Mumbai Indians from 2014 to 2018 and to have been ‘popular.’ Singh made his contacts believe he was settled in Dubai by frequently turning off his phone to avoid cops.
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