See after six year the suit is barred by the  limitation, you can file a police complaint that option you don't want to pursue.

See for person a summary suit can be filed to recover the amount. 

Have you lost your mind?

You should have asked him to deduct 2L after paying you 8L.

It is too much for having agreed to pay 2L.

Anyhow it is an unlawful transaction without records.  

Regards 

G.Rajaganapathy 

Lawyer 

High Court of Madras 

A complaint can be lodged where cause of action arouse, the place where he took the money. 

You can file a criminal complaint in your district court under section 420 and 406 IPCL the name of the person as well as the lady who has introduced you are the person

You need to file a FIR for cheating against him. You can also file suit if you have documents or witnesses

Your only option is to file police complaint against fraudster for cheating under section 420 of IPC 

Sue the fraudster to recover your money with interest 

Delay of 6 years in filing complaint would go against you 

you have to explain delay in filing complaint 

Your civil suit is barred by limitation 

honestly, you have no option left as the matter is already six years old,

try by sending a  legal notice and take a chance

anyway,

what was the mode of payment of Rs. 200000/- which you paid as bribe.

If you have some solid proof with you then file the complaint with the police otherwise nothing can be done in your matter.

Only police complain is only way to get recovery. Complaint will file where money was given.

First of all why did you go for illegal bribing for the purpose of availing loan?

Can anyone give two lakhs for a loan amount of Rs. 10 lakhs?

Well what were you doing for six years without taking any legal action on this?

Even now it may may not be late, you may lodge a criminal complaint against the woman before the po0lice stating that she is in hand and gloves with the cheater who coned you on this and request for proper legal action and also recovery of your money.

Who is the IP candidate?

The fellow who took your money is absconding, hence he cannot be an insolvent person.

You may consult an advocate in the local and look for a solution as per the prevailing situation.

Once he has filed an IP before court, then it may not be possible to recover your money if he has not included your name as a creditor, you may have to implead yourself as necessary party by producing the documentary evidences for this.

Do you have documentary evidences for having given him the money?

You can lodge the complaint where the cause of action took place.

Dear Client 

You have to file an FIR against that person for defrauding you and criminal breach of trust on that person and on that lady also who introduced him with you. 

You should complaint at place where you have paid him money for taking loan. 

And if you have transfer him money online or through cheque than you can file recovery suit against him.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that you do not want to file a police complaint though that is also a best way to find him.
2. But, I would advice you to file a case for cheating on him, and you need not to file in any other state as the offence has been committed against you at your present location.
3. And it is not that you will be harassed by the police, but in fact, would taken care by the Magistrate in a positive manner being the victim.