MUMBAI, July 11 -- The police on Wednesday arrested a man for allegedly cheating a jeweller of Rs.31.5 lakh with the help of an accomplice. The police are still tracking down the accomplice, the director of a private credit cooperative society in Bhiwandi, and are checking if the duo have committed similar frauds before. According to the police, the accused, Bherudas Baludas Vaishnav, 40, forged documents with the help of his accomplice Shrikant Shankar Chittapillai, 34, claiming that he had taken a Rs.31.50 lakhs loan by mortgaging 562 grams of gold ornaments. The police said that on June 30, Vaishnav called the victim, Arjun Bothmal Singhvi, a jeweller from Borivali who owns a shop called Mahavir Jewellers. Vaishnav told the victim about his pledged gold, sent him the forged documents via WhatsApp, and convinced Singhvi to pay the credit society Rs.31.5 lakh and regain the gold. Vaishnav asked Shinghvi to then sell the gold and return the remaining balance to him. After further discussions, Singhvi transferred the money directly to Vaishnav. The police said that Singhvi soon realised he had been duped when Vaishnav did not bring him the ornaments, and both Vaishnav and Chittapillai began ignoring his calls. Singhvi then filed a complaint with the Borivali police. "We have arrested Vaishnav and are tracing Chittapillai," said a police officer....