Gurugram, Aug. 25 -- A 54-year-old man from Ramdas Peth in Nagpur, Maharashtra, was arrested by Gurugram police from Mumbai on Friday for allegedly submitting a forged bank guarantee of Rs.6 crore to a cereal export firm in Udyog Vihar to obtain raw materials, officials said on Sunday. Economic offences wing (EOW) brought the accused, identified as Nimish Mehta, on transit remand and produced him before a court, which sent him to two-day police remand. Sandeep Kumar, Gurugram police spokesperson, said Mehta and his wife own Krupa Incorporation in Nagpur."Mehta got to know about the Udyog Vihar-based export firm... and took supplies... but never made any payment," Kumar said. Investigators said his wife is also under the scanner. Police said the bank guarantee was forged by misusing bank seals, documents, and signatures. An FIR was registered on September 9 last year after EOW confirmed the allegations....