Gurugram police disclosed on October 2 that they had arrested a man accused of obtaining 900 euros from an Italian jewellery designer through an online relationship. The Indian Express and Times of India reported that Akhil Maurya, 36, was arrested on October 1 in Sector 17.
Police allege he presented himself as an AI-content creator, promised marriage and requested money for video work. The Tribune's October 2 report said the complaint described two transfers of 450 euros. These are allegations under investigation, not an established finding of deception.
An FIR was registered at Cyber Crime West police station, and police reported seizing a mobile phone. Investigators are examining communications and financial transactions. Reports disagree on the complainant's name and when the online contact began, so those details are withheld here.
The reporting reviewed contains no defence response or court determination. Police accounts of questioning cannot substitute for tested evidence. The case's outcome will depend on what investigators establish about the representations, payments and intent.