Uttar Pradesh Police Arrests Real Estate Director in ₹100 Crore Fraud Case
EOW arrests director of real estate firm in ₹100-crore investment fraud

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Mahipal Singh, a director of Karmabhoomi Real Estate Company Limited, was arrested by the Economic Offences Wing in Uttar Pradesh for allegedly defrauding investors of around ₹100 crore across multiple districts. The company promised high returns but failed to deliver properties or refunds.
- 01Mahipal Singh, 50, was arrested in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, as part of a crackdown on economic offenders.
- 02Karmabhoomi Real Estate Company collected nearly ₹100 crore from investors between 2011 and 2015.
- 03The company promised to double investments and provide properties at discounted rates, but failed to deliver.
- 04Singh and five other directors are accused of misappropriating funds and absconding after closing company offices.
- 05Legal proceedings against Singh are ongoing, with efforts to locate the remaining co-accused continuing.
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The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Uttar Pradesh Police arrested Mahipal Singh, a director of Karmabhoomi Real Estate Company Limited, for his alleged involvement in an investment fraud totaling around ₹100 crore. This fraudulent scheme reportedly affected hundreds of investors across various districts, including Mathura, Kanpur, and Bijnor. Singh, aged 50 and a resident of Chhatikara in Mathura district, was apprehended during a special operation targeting wanted economic offenders. The EOW's investigation revealed that between 2011 and 2015, the company had collected substantial sums from investors by promising to double their investments and offering plots and flats at reduced prices. However, investors did not receive the promised properties or refunds. Singh and five other directors are accused of conspiring to misappropriate the funds before shutting down operations and fleeing. Following an inquiry ordered by the Uttar Pradesh government, the EOW registered a case against the six directors. Legal proceedings against Singh are currently underway, while efforts to track down the remaining co-accused continue.
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The fraud has significantly impacted hundreds of investors across multiple districts in Uttar Pradesh, leading to financial losses and legal repercussions for the involved parties.
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