April 1, 2025: A major case of deception has come to light as Bhangagarh police arrested a fraudster, Dipjyoti Bora, for scamming multiple women, particularly divorced and financially independent ones. The accused had been operating under false identities, luring women with promises of love and marriage before extorting large sums of money from them.

According to police reports, Dipjyoti targeted his victims through dating apps, where he presented himself as an employee of Oil India. By building emotional connections, he convinced the women to trust him, leading some to even enter into legal marriages with him. It has been revealed that he has married and divorced three times, using his charm as a tool for financial exploitation.

One of the victims, a divorced woman working in a private bank, fell prey to his scheme and lost ₹6 lakh. Investigations suggest that Dipjyoti has scammed nearly 10 women, collectively looting between ₹45 to ₹50 lakh. Most of his victims were bank employees who were deceived into believing his fabricated stories.

Despite having no permanent address in Guwahati, Dipjyoti maintained three rented houses in different locations. He often borrowed luxury vehicles from friends to appear wealthy and gain his victims' trust. His fraudulent activities finally came to an end when Bhangagarh police arrested him. The authorities have also seized an ALCAZAR car bearing registration number AS01-FK-3237 as part of the investigation.

During police interrogation, Dipjyoti reportedly confessed to his crimes. Law enforcement officials are now investigating whether there are more victims who have yet to come forward. The case serves as a stark warning against online fraud and emotional manipulation, urging individuals to remain cautious in their interactions.

The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have urged anyone who may have fallen victim to Dipjyoti’s schemes to come forward and report their experiences.