The accused used to collect money for treatment of cancer patients. The patients would be given a small part of the collected amount. The rest would go to the accused, they said.
Scrutiny of the trust's bank accounts revealed a fraud of Rs 5 crore, a police official said.
The accused have been arrested and Rs 2.69 lakh cash, phones, a laptop, a computer and several documents were seized from them, the police said.
Fake policy papers, seals of banks and insurance firms, a huge database of customers, cash and other items were seized from the arrested accused, ASP of UPSTF Triveni Singh said.
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