Kashmira Pawar, a woman accused of defrauding multiple individuals in Pune and Satara, is now facing another complaint for allegedly duping a man of ₹14.49 crore. The complaint was filed by Pramod Tanaji Jagtap, a Pune resident and owner of several fabrication businesses, who claimed that Pawar promised him lucrative government tenders worth crores. Pawar, who had earlier been arrested in connection with a similar case, allegedly continued her fraudulent activities even after being released on bail.
The complaint against Pawar, along with three other individuals from Satara, has been registered at the Satara City Police Station. Jagtap met Pawar through an acquaintance, who introduced her as a consultant for the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) of India. Despite providing a document with a Government of India stamp, Pawar failed to deliver on her promises, leading Jagtap to suspect foul play.
This case adds to the growing list of complaints against Kashmira Pawar, who has been accused of deceiving multiple victims in both Pune and Satara. The Satara City Police had previously arrested Pawar and seven others in connection with a ₹14 crore fraud case. The recent complaint highlights the need for individuals to exercise caution when dealing with promises that seem too good to be true.
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