PR Promoters Fraud Case

The protagonist and their team arrived at the target's location for the fraud case, but noticed the place had changed from before.

The building, originally owned by PR Promoters, had been renamed and had numerous bodyguards, creating a suspicious atmosphere.

When the protagonist found the owner of PR Promoters, the individual tried to evade responsibility, claiming they were merely renting and operating the business.

The protagonist strongly protested, citing the real estate fraud damages.

The protagonist pressured the owner, stating they were there on behalf of the victims who had invested their money.

Law enforcement suspects the protagonist is Shivam, not the fraudster Satyam. He countered that he was the innocent Satyam, and the police ordered him to get alcohol to confirm his identity.

The protagonist insisted he was the innocent Satyam, countering the police's suspicion.

The police tried to test him by ordering him to buy alcohol, among other things, to reveal his identity.

An individual approached the protagonist, warning that ACP Kishore would arrive in 10 minutes, heightening the tension.

The protagonist, flustered because his sister Pramila was inside the house, tried to send the person away.

The protagonist tried to reassure the frightened individual by singing a song to soothe them.

The other party tried to alleviate their anxiety by stating they were safely isolated in the next room.

An intense foul odor permeated the police station, forcing staff to cover their noses while working.

A drainage crew was dispatched due to a problem with the police station's floor drain, revealing that the drain was not just a simple hole but a tunnel leading to an underground storage facility.

Due to an extreme foul odor inside the police station, an external crew was called to inspect the drains.

The workers, unable to bear the severe stench, drank alcohol while carrying out their task.

The police realized that the culprit, Shiva, was masquerading as Satya and mocking the police.

Therefore, the police strengthened their resolve to definitely catch the culprit, Shiva.

When questioned about a wound on their nose, the person tried to evade the situation by claiming they got it while avoiding a dog.

However, this situation hinted that the culprit, Shiva, was someone nearby, leading to a personal vow of revenge.

During the drain work, a large passage connected to the underground was discovered, causing shock.

This passage was confirmed to be connected to a warehouse behind the police station, revealing that the culprits had looted the warehouse through the police station's interior.

The burglars robbed a warehouse directly behind the police station, even drinking alcohol before casually leaving the scene.

The warehouse owner expressed deep frustration, stating they had stored cash there and lost everything.

He claimed he did not store cash and handled all transactions by check.

Police suspected the warehouse owner, who did not report the theft, and identified him as a culprit.

Police speculated that the culprit behind the steel factory theft and this warehouse burglary was the same person.

Strong suspicions arose within the police that Satyam and Shivam were the same person.

However, the police chief expressed difficulty, stating that an investigation could not proceed without physical evidence, despite strong suspicions.

A police officer presented new information, suggesting that the fraudster Shivam was committing crimes by impersonating Satya.

This officer requested two days to catch the culprit, and the police chief offered a bedroom within the building as a reward for the culprit's apprehension, sealing the deal.