In a shocking incident, Jayeshbhai Patel, a resident of Bapod area of Vadodara, was cheated by his maternal uncle Manish Patel in Nadiad. The uncle also abused the nephew and threatened to break the tent while demanding the rent amount and tempo back. Tempo obtained by luring the fare
Jayeshbhai Patel, a resident of Hiraba Nagar in Bapod area and driving, had bought a super carry tempo with a bank loan. His maternal uncle Manish Patel, a resident of Uttarsanda in Nadiad, rented a tempo to Anand's company and paid Rs 100 per month. Tempo, R.C. The book and the cheque were obtained. Initially paid a small rent and then closed the money
Initially, Mama had sent a small amount of money as rent for two months, but then stopped paying the money altogether. When Jayeshbhai repeatedly called and demanded the fare and tempo back, Mama threatened to break the pole if he asked for a tempo now. Secret investigation reveals mortgage
Suspecting Mama's behaviour, Jayeshbhai conducted an investigation and revealed that Mama had mortgaged the tempo in Nadiad instead of putting it in a company. Jayeshbhai Patel has taken legal action to file a police complaint against his uncle Manishbhai Ramanbhai Patel.
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