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Ahmedabad Police Bust Fake Navratri Pass Scam Run via Fraudulent Instagram Account

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Ahmedabad police have busted a scam involving fake Navratri passes. Unidentified fraudsters created a fake Instagram account under the username veer.rajjputtt. They used a mobile number ending in 808 to pose as event organisers. The scheme reportedly relied on fake emails and QR codes to sell passes. The case highlights the risks of buying event passes from unverified social media sources.

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