A Thane-based investment firm owner has been accused of defrauding investors of Rs 1.39 crore, leading to the registration of a case for cheating and breach of trust.
Investment FraudThaneFinancial ScamIndian Penal CodeBreach Of TrustReal Estate MaharashtraNov 18, 2024

The total amount of money involved in the fraud is Rs 1.39 crore, out of the Rs 1.64 crore that was initially entrusted to the investment firm by the victims.
The owner of the Thane-based investment firm has been accused of defrauding the investors and misappropriating their funds.
The accused has been charged with cheating and breach of trust under the Indian Penal Code, specifically sections 420 and 406.
Investors should immediately report their suspicions to the local police and seek legal advice. They should also gather as much evidence as possible, including any documentation related to their investments.
Investors should thoroughly research the investment firm, check their credentials and track record, and seek advice from trusted financial advisors. They should be wary of promises of unusually high returns and always invest with caution.

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