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Gandhinagar News: A girl from Randeson, who lives near Gandhinagar city and was in Canada, had booked her ticket to Canada online through a travel agency. According to which he had paid Rs 2.45 lakh but the ticket was not booked, finally a case has been registered at Infocity Police Station.
Kinjal, daughter of Kiritbhai Bhagwandas Patel, who lives in Randeson, has been working in Canada since 2016 and visits Gandhinagar. Kinjal returned to Gandhinagar from Canada last year. To go back to Canada, he had sent a message in the WhatsApp group of his phone in the month of November to book a flight ticket from Ahmedabad to Canada. At that time, a message was received through WhatsApp to book tickets through JM Travels, by contacting which number Kinjal processed the booking of tickets to fly to Canada and return to India last November. Accordingly I wrote Rs 1 in JM Travels.
But due to circumstances, he asked J. to change the date of the ticket. M. Who was the Travels contact? An additional Rs 95,000 was transferred due to the change in ticket price. Total 2.45 lakh 1J to go to Canada and India. M. The trips were paid.
Later, when the time to return to Canada came closer, the tours stopped and tickets were also not available. Investigation revealed that no such ticket had been booked. In this regard, his father has lodged a complaint of fraud at Infocity police station.