A man in Bhopal has been booked by local police for allegedly running a ponzi-style investment scheme that promised high monthly returns. Authorities suspect that multiple people across Bhopal and other locations may have been defrauded of crores of rupees, though only a single formal complaint has been registered so far.
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A man in Bhopal has been booked by local police for allegedly running a ponzi-style investment scheme that promised high monthly returns. Authorities suspect that multiple people across Bhopal and other locations may have been defrauded of crores of rupees, though only a single formal complaint has been registered so far.
According to reports, a female athlete filed a complaint stating she invested five lakh rupees after being lured by promises of assured monthly payouts. She reported receiving twenty-one thousand rupees for the first two months before payments ceased entirely. Investigators stated the accused offered vague excuses and later attempted to provide a plot of land instead of returning the invested cash.
Police have registered a case against the accused individual operating from an office in TT Nagar. Authorities are continuing their inquiries into the operation, noting that another individual, identified as an ex-serviceman, is also believed to have fallen victim to the scheme.
Not yet reported: The articles do not mention the exact total number of victims or whether the accused has been arrested.
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The accused has been booked by the police, and investigators are looking into the broader scope of the alleged scam.
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Investors in Bhopal and other locations, including a female athlete and an ex-serviceman.
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