A suspected marriage fraud involving a fake foreign-based groom has come under police investigation, with seven people reportedly arrested in connection with the case. According to the information presented in the report, a woman was allegedly approached by a man who claimed to be settled and working abroad and expressed his intention to marry her. The accused allegedly used a false identity and presented himself as a foreign-based groom before seeking money from the woman.

The woman was reportedly cheated of nearly ₹20 lakh during the course of the alleged fraud. Investigators have arrested seven people believed to be connected with the case, with the investigation reportedly pointing towards links in Gujarat and Dubai. Police are examining the alleged money trail and the possible involvement of an international network.

The case highlights the risks associated with online and overseas marriage proposals, particularly when individuals make claims about foreign employment, residency, financial status or identity without proper verification. Authorities continue to investigate the alleged fraud, including the identities used, financial transactions and possible connections between the accused. Further details are expected as the police investigation progresses.

Note: The allegations mentioned above are subject to investigation, and the accused are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.