Mumbai Police Arrests Two For Investment Fraud Of Over Rs 5 Crore
Mumbai Police have launched an investigation against two people from Boisar for allegedly running fraudulent investment schemes and duping at least 50 investors to the tune of over Rs 5 crore.

Mumbai Police arrests two people from Boisar for fraudulant investment scheme of over Rs 5 crore | Representational Image
Mumbai: Police have launched an investigation against two persons for allegedly running fraudulent investment schemes and duping at least 50 investors to the tune of over Rs 5 crore.
According to the police, the complainant in the case is a 68-year-old Boisar resident. In February last year, the victim came across one of the accused persons and learnt about a scheme.
The accused told the victim to attend a seminar where he and his partner would brief prospective investors. The seminar was organised at a resort in Palghar. At the seminar, the accused discussed various schemes and promised guaranteed 10% monthly returns.
The victims received money for a few months and then the payments stopped. After having realised that they had been cheated, the victims then approached the police.
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