A man from Telangana is arrested in connection with an alleged tender fraud involving Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), according to reports. The accused is accused of cheating a businessman in Chennai of ₹12.7 lakh through an IOC-related tender process. Police also seize a mobile phone from the accused as part of the investigation, the outlets report.
The case centers on allegations that the accused used the tender process to induce the Chennai businessman to part with money totaling ₹12.7 lakh. Authorities are treating the incident as a cheating fraud linked to IOC tenders and are investigating how the money was handled and whether any additional people are involved.
Both reports identify the accused as a Telangana resident and state that his arrest follows an investigation into the alleged scam. The seized mobile phone is expected to help police examine communications and possible coordination connected to the fraud. Further details on charges filed, the exact tender particulars, and the involvement of other suspects are not provided in the excerpts.