Panchkula, Oct. 14 -- Police has registered an FIR against four named persons and unidentified members of a company for allegedly cheating two investors through a cryptocurrency investment scheme that promised high returns in a Dubai-based company, Luxurious Pro Network Token (LPNT). The FIR was registered on Monday under Sections 316(2) (criminal breach of trust), 317(2) (stolen property), 318(2) (cheating), 336(2) & 338 (forgery & aggravated forgery), 340 (using forged documents), 351(2)(criminal intimidation) and 61(criminal conspiracy) of the Bharatiya NyayaSanhita and under Section 66, 66(C), 66(D) and 43 of the Information Technology Act. According to thecomplaint, the victims were introduced to the scheme by Pooja, who allegedly presented herself as a coremember of the company and promised monthly returns of 3% to 6% and doubled investments within 12 to 15 months. The complainants alleged that they invested money between 2021 and 2022, including Rs.3 lakh paid through a cheque and additional amounts. They claimed that the accused initially paid dividends but stopped payments in February 2025. Accused named in the FIR are Pooja, a resident of Kalka, Chattar Singh, his wife Krishna Rana and son Virender Rana, all residents of Kalka....