A major real estate fraud case has come to light in Hyderabad, involving the company Square and Yards. The firm, led by Baira Chandrasekhar, has been charged with defrauding investors of Rs. 24 crores through false promises of high returns on farmhouse vi
Real Estate ScamHyderabadSquare And YardsBaira ChandrasekharFarmhouse Villa InvestmentsReal EstateOct 24, 2024

Square and Yards, a real estate company in Hyderabad, defrauded investors by promising high returns on investments in farmhouse villas. The company collected Rs. 24 crores from unsuspecting investors, who received neither returns nor properties.
Baira Chandrasekhar is the owner of Square and Yards. He and four others were arrested for their involvement in the fraud, which involved luring investors with false promises of double returns on investments in farmhouse villas.
The scam was exposed when several victims reported the fraud to the authorities after receiving no returns or properties as promised. This led to a detailed investigation by the Cyberabad police.
The Cyberabad police have registered a case against the management of Square and Yards and have arrested Baira Chandrasekhar and four others. They are also conducting a thorough investigation to determine the full extent of the fraud and to identify any additional parties involved.
Investors are advised to exercise due diligence and thoroughly research any company before making significant investments. It is crucial to verify the credentials and track record of the company and to report any suspicious activities to the relevant authorities.

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