MUMBAI, April 10 -- A 28-year-old jeweller from Kalbadevi was allegedly duped of Rs.15 lakh by a gang of four men who lured him with the promise of gold at a discounted rate and then fled by posing as police officers. The complainant, Darshan Kothari, runs Jainam Gold Jewellery with his family on Kalbadevi Road. According to police, Kothari was informed by a friend that an acquaintance was willing to sell gold at a 2% discount due to an urgent need for cash. "They had a video call and decided to meet the next day as Kothari was planning to buy gold in person," said a police officer. He met one of the accused, identified as Vikas Agarwal, on Mother Dairy Road in Kurla East. Agarwal allegedly showed Kothari 100 grams of gold. When Kothari asked to verify its authenticity, he was told that it could be tested at a nearby shop. During the conversation, Agarwal also asked whether Kothari was carrying cash, and Kothari showed him the bag containing Rs.15 lakh. At that point, a Toyota Innova with a police signboard pulled up. Four men carrying batons stepped out and confronted Agarwal, asking him to get into the vehicle. In the commotion, Agarwal snatched Kothari's bag which contained the money and fled in the car along with the others, heading towards the Santacruz-Chembur Link Road (SCLR). "Kothari then tried to call Agarwal, however, his phone was switched off. He then lodged a case at Nehru Nagar police station," said the police officer. The police have registered a case under section 318(4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for cheating and dishonestly inducing a delivery of property....