This story is from July 19, 2009

Two others allege foul play by couple

While Panchkula police have already arrested Joginder Sharma, his wife Sonu Sharma continues to be at large. Recently, a local court had turned down her anticipatory bail plea.
Two others allege foul play by couple
PANCHKULA: Following the case where a Panchkula-based doctor was duped of Rs 44.5 lakh by a couple on the pretext of gaining admission in a medical course, two more doctors of Derabassi and Jalandhar have come forward with similar allegations on the duo. The doctors stated that the couple had promised admission and duped them of Rs 6.5 lakh and Rs 28 lakh respectively.
While Panchkula police have already arrested Joginder Sharma, his wife Sonu Sharma continues to be at large.
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Recently, a local court had turned down her anticipatory bail plea. Cops said Sonia, who works with a dental college in Derabassi, stated she had given the couple Rs 6.5 lakh for getting her admission into a MDS course in December 2008. ���They had promised me admission in JJM Medical College, Karnataka. However, neither the couple arranged for the seat nor returned the money,��� Sonia told police.
In the second case, Asha Sharma approached police with a complaint that she met the couple through a newspaper advertisement in 2005. ���The ad had stated that the two run a consultancy firm in Sector 34, Chandigarh. Joginder Sharma assured us that he would get an MBBS seat for our son in a medical college of Pondichery. He demanded Rs 28 lakh as five-years fee,��� Sharma told police. Laxmi Chand, investigating officer, said police was conducting raids in HP and Jammu to nab Sonu.
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Rajinder Nagarkoti

Rajinder Nagarkoti is Principal Correspondent with The Times of India, Chandigarh. He covers Chandigarh Administration and CBI, NIA courts in Panchkula.

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