How Haryanvi accent went against extortionist threatening bizman
The Morning Standard|September 24, 2024
A 38-year-old man seeking to earn easy money and awed by gangster Neeraj Bawana decided to extort money from local businessmen using the gangster's name despite having no connection with him.
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How Haryanvi accent went against extortionist threatening bizman

The accused, identified as Nitin Manchanda, a graduate and diploma holder in computer hardware, subsequently made two extortion calls to the victim, a businessman named Nitesh Gupta.

The victim, Nitesh Gupta, received a call on September 11, in which the accused asked him to pay Rs 5 lakhs in the name of gangster Bawana. Six days later, on September 17, the businessman received another call in which Manchanda threatened to kill him and his family members in case he failed to pay the said amount.

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