Yavatmal Court Denies Bail to Woman Accused of Rs 7 Crore Ponzi Scheme Fraud
A court in Yavatmal (Maharashtra) has denied the bail application of a woman accused of duping people of more than Rs 7 crore through ponzi schemes.
The woman, Meera Phadnis, allegedly misled investors by claiming to be a relative of Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and top RSS functionaries.
The sessions court rejected Phadnis’s bail plea last week. She was arrested by the Yavatmal police earlier this year for defrauding numerous individuals to the tune of Rs 7.77 crore by enticing them to invest in fraudulent schemes and failing to return their money.
The Centre on Friday opposed a proposal in the Supreme Court to form a committee…
The Delhi High Court Bar Association on Friday honored Chief Justice of India Justice Sanjiv…
The International Criminal Court has recently issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu,…
The Calcutta High Court on Friday granted an interim stay on the demolition of alleged…
The Supreme Court on Friday announced that it would deliver its order on November 25…
The Supreme Court raised concerns on Friday about the "drastic" consequences of the GRAP Stage…