Chandigarh: The PO and Summon Cell of UT police finally arrested the director of a prominent real estate firm after a four-year manhunt. The arrest came as a significant breakthrough in the ongoing investigation.
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The investigation was triggered by multiple complaints filed against the firm, alleging financial irregularities and fraudulent activities. The complaints were primarily from investors who had suffered financial losses.
The director was on the run for approximately four years, evading multiple summonses issued by the police.
The director faces multiple charges, including fraud, cheating, and misappropriation of funds.
The firm's operations have been suspended pending the investigation. The police are conducting a thorough probe to identify all individuals involved in the alleged scheme.
Potential buyers and investors are advised to thoroughly vet the credentials of real estate firms and seek legal advice before making any financial commitments to avoid falling victim to fraudulent schemes.
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