Balu Koli, a resident of Kalyan Kongaon, Maharashtra, wanted to make his wedding anniversary a memorable one for his wife. So, he decided to gift her a glittering knee-length gold necklace, weighing one kilogram. And he did. But, his problems started soon after he posted a video of the function where he is seen gifting her the necklace.
As the video went viral on WhatsApp and Facebook, police took note of the lavish gift and decided to summon Koli. Cornered Koli then had to spill the beans. In order to impress his wife, he had ordered a fake necklace worth Rs 38,000. A pure gold 1 kg necklace would have cost him at least Rs 45 lakh.
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When asked about the gift, Koli said , %u201CI had to give a big necklace to my wife so I made a fake necklace of 1 kg weigh worth Rs 38,000. My wife wore it on our wedding anniversary.%u201D
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%u201CAfter watching the viral video, we called Balu Koli for questioning. He informed me that the necklace in the video is not made of real gold,%u201D said senior police inspector Ganpat Pingle of Kongaon, according to ABP news.
