India's Rs 6,000 Crore Ponzi scam

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| 2024-12-01 08:00

Abstract：India has been hit by a major Ponzi scheme worth an estimated 6,000 crores. This financial fraud has devastated hundreds of innocent investors.

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India has been hit by a major Ponzi scheme worth an estimated 6,000 crores. This financial fraud has devastated hundreds of innocent investors. In India, The CID team raided BZ International Broking Private Limited's offices in Gujarat's Sabarkantha and six other districts.

Police said the firm lured teachers, farmers, and retired government officials with large profits. Police claimed that as part of its initial effort to entice investors, the corporation provided some returns to a large number of them.

The company is accused of using a vast network of agents to entice many people to invest by promising them interest rates that were significantly higher than those offered by traditional banks.

According to the Police, this company obtained about Rs 6,000 crore through illicit means. Police added that as they got to know about the police operation against them. The companys chief executive officer, Bhupendrasinh Parbatsinh Zala, and agents vanished.

The police urged anybody who had been tricked to come forward and lodge complaints.

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