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Karnataka Govt transfers IMA ponzi scam case to CBI

IMA ponzi scam case has been transferred to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). According to sanction to the CBI, the government in its order said it would investigate all the FIRs registered against IMA and its group entities.

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Published : Aug 20, 2019, 5:57 PM IST

Updated : Aug 20, 2019, 7:25 PM IST

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Bengaluru (Karnataka): The Karnataka government on Tuesday entrusted the Central Bureau of Investigation to investigate the multi-crore Ponzi scheme of Monetory Advisory (IMA) and its group entities which allegedly duped over a lakh of people.

According to sanction to the CBI, the government in its order said it would investigate all the FIRs registered against IMA and its group entities.

The premier probe agency will also enquire and investigate into all types of illegal activities of IMA The CBI has also been asked to "identify and investigate persons involved in the illegal activities in connection with affairs of IMA, Bengaluru and its group entities."

The government directed officials of all the departments concerned to hand over data, information and records as and when required by the CBI and cooperate in the investigation.

Promising high returns, IMA operator Mohammed Mansoor Khan had allegedly duped over a lakh investors, mostly Muslims.

Also read: Watch: Elephant chases wild dogs in Mudumalai forest

Bengaluru (Karnataka): The Karnataka government on Tuesday entrusted the Central Bureau of Investigation to investigate the multi-crore Ponzi scheme of Monetory Advisory (IMA) and its group entities which allegedly duped over a lakh of people.

According to sanction to the CBI, the government in its order said it would investigate all the FIRs registered against IMA and its group entities.

The premier probe agency will also enquire and investigate into all types of illegal activities of IMA The CBI has also been asked to "identify and investigate persons involved in the illegal activities in connection with affairs of IMA, Bengaluru and its group entities."

The government directed officials of all the departments concerned to hand over data, information and records as and when required by the CBI and cooperate in the investigation.

Promising high returns, IMA operator Mohammed Mansoor Khan had allegedly duped over a lakh investors, mostly Muslims.

Also read: Watch: Elephant chases wild dogs in Mudumalai forest

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