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ED files complaint over Rs 2,459 crore Ponzi scam in Karnataka

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What happened

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The Enforcement Directorate filed a Prosecution Complaint in Mangaluru on October 9, 2026, concerning a Rs 2,459.49-crore Ponzi scam in Karnataka. The investigation found that approximately Rs 25 crore of the crime proceeds were routed through two cooperative credit institutions. These funds were allegedly used to create fixed deposits, which served as security for loans taken by associates to purchase land parcels.

From indiancooperative.com

Why it matters

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The complaint details how the alleged kingpin, Shivanand Siddappa Neelannavar, collected funds from over 35,000 investors by promising assured monthly returns. The findings highlight the involvement of cooperative credit institutions in the alleged financial layering and diversion of investor money.

From indiancooperative.com

Who's involved

  • KarnatakaThe Indian state where the massive Ponzi scam occurred.
  • MangaluruThe coastal city in Karnataka where the Enforcement Directorate filed the complaint.

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Possible knock-on effects

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    The state of Karnataka might face increased regulatory costs and scrutiny regarding financial oversight in cooperative credit societies.

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