What happened: A man in India’s Punjab was cheated by a horse trader who deceived him into buying a shiny black horse for Rs. 22.65 lakh. However, after buying the horse, the customer identified as Ramesh Singh bathed that horse, only to see its true colors, which were Dark red, and the horse was not a black horse, but it was a desi stallion, and the previous owners had just dyed black. Details: The man identified as Ramesh Singh had just started investing in stud farming and was encouraged by his friends to get the horse’s deal. The horse he thought that he bought was a black Marwari, but it actually was not a black Marwari horse. A publication quotes Ramesh Singh, “I did not think much before shelling out Rs 22.65 lakh for the shiny horse, hoping to make a profit of Rs 5 lakh by selling it.” How was he deceived? Ramesh Singh claimed that first, the alleged seller asked him about his earnings, after which, “The seller gave me a really good deal, only to be turned out as a fraud later.” However, an FIR was lodged, and it was revealed according to News18.com’s report that the accused ha
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