Learned additional public prosecutor has vehemently opposed the grant of anticipatory bail to the petitioners. It is contended that complainant has categorically stated in the FIR that petitioners had approached her for financial assistance on the pretext that they were in dire need of money and offered to sell aforesaid properties. They took ^20,00,000/- in the month of March, 2014 and ^12,00,000/- in the month of December, 2014 and assured that property bearing no.2201, Gali Shanker Wali, Masjid Khajoor, Dharampura, Delhi and shop bearing no.295, MSX Janpat Street at MSX Mall, Greater Noida, UP, would be transferred in the name of complainant. Allotment letter dated September, 2014 in respect of the shop was also shown to complainant. However, sale deeds were not executed. On 9^^ March, 2015, petitioners showed their inability to sell the shop. On lO^*" March, 2015, petitioners came and handed over a cheque bearing no.962701 dated 10 March, 2015 for ^12,00,000/-, favouring complainant and drawn on Oriental Bank of Commerce, with the assurance that on presentation cheque would be honoured. However, the cheque was returned dishonoured with remarks "Account Closed". Complainant has specifically stated in the FIR that complainant has been cheated by the petitioners to the tune of ?32,00,000/-.
