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The recent financial fraud in Kashmir, marked by the abrupt closure of a registered private limited company, Curative Survey, reveals a sophisticated Ponzi-style operation. Two Tamil Nadu residents allegedly raised Rs 69 crore, only to close offices and flee, leaving Rs 14 crore in traced transactions. Notably, a blogger in south Kashmir exposed the scam, emphasizing the lack of tech-centric whistleblowing. The company, initially registered as a proprietorship firm in Chennai, claimed involvement in wellness and cosmetic products but operated without authorisation and lacked membership in the Indian Direct Selling Association. The police have seized offices, bank accounts, and initiated an investigation, yet the whereabouts of the directors remain unknown. This incident follows a trend of financial fraud in Kashmir, including a recent chit fund scam orchestrated by police constables and historical cases involving non-banking finance companies like Kashmir Valley Finance. Authorities ar
The individual revealed that he along with five other people from different parts of north Kashmir was running a terror funding racket under the garb of a fake NGO called Islahi Falahi Relief Trust (IFRT).
Terror funding, recruitment module busted in J&K's Kupwara daijiworld.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from daijiworld.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.