Mohali, June 30 -- Six men have been booked for duping a Kharar shopkeeper of Rs.75,000 and two gold rings, police said on Sunday. Victim Sikander, who owns a mobile shop in Sante Majra village, stated in his complaint that three men entered his shop and were soon joined by an elderly man. One of them placed three pink plastic discs on the counter and began shuffling them, asking the elderly man to identify the marked disc. The elderly man repeatedly won the bets, creating the impression that the game was genuine. Sikander joined the game after the men assured him he could double his money. Within minutes, the shopkeeper lost Rs.75,000. Before leaving, the group also took away the gold ring he was wearing and another gold ring lying on the shop counter. By the time Sikander realised he had been trapped, the group had fled. Investigation revealed that while four members escaped in a white Maruti Swift car, two accomplices waited nearby on a motorcycle to facilitate the escape. The FIR named six accused, Maninder Singh, Jaswinder Singh, Vishal Kumar, Balwinder Singh, Rajveer Singh and Arvinder Singh all linked to Moga district. Maninder Singh is accused of operating the shell game, while the others allegedly assisted in executing the plan. A case has been registered under Sections 318(4) (cheating), 305 (theft in a dwelling house) and 61(2) (criminal conspiracy) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita....