<p>If only you had the Aladdin's lamp, you could make three of your wishes come true. Selling this idea, two self-styled '<em>tantriks</em>' in Meerut conned a London-returned doctor of Rs 2.5 crore. </p>.<p>The two conmen sold 'Aladdin's lamp' to the doctor saying that it would fulfil his wishes.</p>.<p>According to a <a href="http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/state/uttar-pradesh/meerut/meerut-doctor-gets-conned-by-tantriks-on-the-pretext-of-aladin-ka-chirag/articleshow/78875114.cms" target="_blank">report </a>by<em> Navbharat Times</em>, the police have arrested two accused based on a complaint by the victim, Dr Laeek Khan.</p>.<p>Khan's first encounter with the 'lamp' was in the year 2018 when he started visiting a woman named Sameena at her house for dressing her post-surgery wounds. The doctor told the police that he met a '<em>tantrik</em>' named Islamuddin at the woman's house, who promised to make him a billionaire.</p>.<p>Islamuddin allegedly promised to give him 'Aladdin's lamp'. According to Khan, the two '<em>tantriks</em>' even made him see a 'genie'.</p>.<p>The doctor stated that whenever he asked them to take the lamp to his home, Islamuddin would warn that it would do bad things to him if he touched it.</p>.<p>Khan, who paid Rs 2.5 crore to them in instalments, later realised that the 'genie' was actually Islamuddin himself, who was Sameena's husband. </p>.<p>He then approached Meerut Superintendent of Police (SSP) and sought help.</p>.<p>The police have arrested two accused, including Islamuddin, but Sameena is still at large.</p>
<p>If only you had the Aladdin's lamp, you could make three of your wishes come true. Selling this idea, two self-styled '<em>tantriks</em>' in Meerut conned a London-returned doctor of Rs 2.5 crore. </p>.<p>The two conmen sold 'Aladdin's lamp' to the doctor saying that it would fulfil his wishes.</p>.<p>According to a <a href="http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/state/uttar-pradesh/meerut/meerut-doctor-gets-conned-by-tantriks-on-the-pretext-of-aladin-ka-chirag/articleshow/78875114.cms" target="_blank">report </a>by<em> Navbharat Times</em>, the police have arrested two accused based on a complaint by the victim, Dr Laeek Khan.</p>.<p>Khan's first encounter with the 'lamp' was in the year 2018 when he started visiting a woman named Sameena at her house for dressing her post-surgery wounds. The doctor told the police that he met a '<em>tantrik</em>' named Islamuddin at the woman's house, who promised to make him a billionaire.</p>.<p>Islamuddin allegedly promised to give him 'Aladdin's lamp'. According to Khan, the two '<em>tantriks</em>' even made him see a 'genie'.</p>.<p>The doctor stated that whenever he asked them to take the lamp to his home, Islamuddin would warn that it would do bad things to him if he touched it.</p>.<p>Khan, who paid Rs 2.5 crore to them in instalments, later realised that the 'genie' was actually Islamuddin himself, who was Sameena's husband. </p>.<p>He then approached Meerut Superintendent of Police (SSP) and sought help.</p>.<p>The police have arrested two accused, including Islamuddin, but Sameena is still at large.</p>
