Cyberabad Police have arrested two individuals in connection with a massive Rs 850 crore ponzi scheme involving fraudulent real estate investments. Authorities are actively investigating to recover misappropriated funds and identify additional suspects.
Ponzi SchemeReal Estate InvestmentFraudCyberabad PoliceFinancial InvestigationReal EstateFeb 16, 2025
A ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation where returns to older investors are paid from the funds of new investors rather than from profit earned by the operators. This continues until the inflow of new investors stops, leading to the collapse of the scheme.
The ponzi scheme in question involved a staggering Rs 850 crore, making it one of the largest such schemes to be uncovered in recent times.
The Cyberabad Police have arrested two individuals who are believed to have played key roles in orchestrating the Rs 850 crore ponzi scheme. They are currently in police custody and are being interrogated.
The collapse of the ponzi scheme has left many investors facing significant financial losses and hardship. The police have set up a helpline to assist these affected investors and provide updates on the investigation.
The Cyberabad Police have issued advisories to the public, urging them to thoroughly research any investment opportunities and seek professional advice. They have also emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in financial dealings to prevent such schemes from occurring in the future.
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