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Maharashtra government attaches ₹227 crore in assets over co-operative fraud

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 8
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The Maharashtra government attached plant, machinery, and related assets valued at ₹227,00,48,836 across nine industrial facilities in Beed. The action targeted Dnyanradha Multi-State Co-operative Credit Society after it failed to refund matured deposits to investors. The government appointed the Sub-Divisional Magistrate of Beed to manage the attached assets and oversee the recovery process.

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The attachment of significant industrial assets and the registration of 110 FIRs against the society’s top brass indicates a major financial and regulatory crackdown on investment fraud within Maharashtra.

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  • MaharashtraInitiated the attachment of assets and criminal investigation into the fraud

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