JAMMU, Aug. 13 -- Crime Branch Jammu has cracked a Rs.3.75 crore alleged cheating case pertaining to a property that had already been mortgaged with a bank, said officials on Wednesday. The case under section 318 of BNS was registered in police station Crime Branch Jammu on the written complaint of a renowned Jammu-based doctor and owner of Ankur Maitrika Hospital, who alleged financial cheating in connection with the purchase of a residential plot along with a house at Channi Deeli. The complainant alleged that he entered into an agreement for the property for a total consideration of Rs.3.75 crore. He initially paid a token amount. He subsequently paid the sale consideration through bank transactions and cash, taking the total payment to Rs.3.75 crore. However, he later found that the property had been mortgaged with a bank despite being represented as free from encumbrances. Crime Branch acted swiftly and conducted a focused investigation into the bank records, financial transactions, receipts and other documentary evidence. The matter was subsequently resolved with the sale deed/registration of the property valuing to Rs.3.75 crore completed in favour of the complainant. htc...