• Mou Mou
• 15 Feb, 2025

A shocking case of fraud has come to light in Kolkata. A 32 year old Bangladeshi woman, Sahana Sadiq has been arrested by Bidhannagar police for allegedly luring Indian men into fake marriages and extorting money. She entered India multiple times over the last four years using a medical visa hiding her real identity to deceive her victims.

Details of the Case

According to police reports, Sahana visited India at least six times in the past four years. Each time she used fake identities to gain trust and manipulate men into marriage. After a few months of marriage she would file domestic violence cases against her husband and blackmail him for money.

How the Fraud Was Exposed

- The pattern of similar complaints in Rajarhat and New Town raised suspicion among investigators.

- Police discovered that she had used fake Indian identity documents to marry multiple men.

- None of her marriages were legally registered.

- Her latest victim was trapped in October 2024, leading to her arrest.

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Legal Actions and Investigation

Authorities are now investigating whether she was part of a larger network targeting Indian men for financial scams. Further legal action is underway and police have urged potential victims to come forward.

Impact and Caution

This case serves as a warning to individuals about online and cross-border relationship frauds. Officials recommend verifying backgrounds thoroughly before entering into marriage agreements.