मुंबई में रिक्शा-टैक्सी चालकों की ठगी - टर्मिनल टू में प्रवेश के लिए अवैध एंट्री फीस!

मुंबई के नवनिर्मित इंटरनैशनल टर्मिनल से कार्य संचालन को लगभग 4 महीने पूरे हो चुके हैं। इसके बावजूद भी हवाई यात्रियों में टर्मिनल पर पहुंचने को लेकर कई संशय बरकरार हैं। इसका सीधा फायदा इस मार्ग पर ऑटो-टैक्सी चलाने वालों को मिल रहा है। अधिक पैसा बनाने के चक्कर में इन्होंने टर्मिनल एंट्री फीस का एक नया शिगूफा छोड़ा है। मीटर से भाड़ा वसूल करने का आश्वासन देने के बाद ऑटो चालक यात्रियों को टर्मिनल पर लाते हैं और डिपार्चर लेवल पर जाने के लिए अलग से पैसों की मांग करते हैं। बीते 3 महीनों से कई हवाई यात्री इस बाबत एनबीटी को अवगत करवा चुके हैं।

गौरतलब है कि यह टर्मिनल 4 लेवल में बंटा हुआ हैं, यात्रियों को डिपार्चर के लिए सीधे लेवल 4 पर आना होता है, जिस पर आप सहार एलिवेटेड रोड से होकर आ सकते हैं, लेकिन यदि आप ऑटो रिक्शा से सफर कर रहे हैं, तो आपको सहार रोड से आना होगा।

यहां आने के बाद ऑटो चालक यात्रियों से 50 से 100 रुपये तक अतिरिक्त मांगते हैं, और टर्मिनल की एंट्री फीस का हवाला देते हैं। उनका कहना है कि उनसे यह चार्ज एयरपोर्ट अथॉरिटी ले रही है, इसके पीछे एयरपोर्ट अथॉरिटी का उद्देश्य अवांछित तत्वों के प्रवेश को रोकना हैं। जबकि वास्तविकता यह है कि एयरपोर्ट अथॉरिटी एंट्री फीस के नाम पर कुछ भी चार्ज नहीं करती।

सूत्रों के मुताबिक यात्रियों से यह चार्ज उन्हें अराइवल या डिपार्चर लेवल पर ले जाने के लिए ही लिया जाता है। टर्मिनल से कुछ दूर बने पार्किंग पर रुकने की स्थिति में ऑटो चालक चार्ज नहीं करते। यात्रियों के मुताबिक भारी बैगेज होने के कारण वे झंझट से बचने के लिए 'कुछ' पैसा दे देना ही बेहतर समझते हैं।

बीती एक तारीख को मुझे रात नौ के आस पास अपनी मां को लेने एयरपोर्ट जाना था। अंधेरी से तो ऑटो वाला मीटर से चलने को तैयार था पर आधे रास्ते में उसने मुझसे 120 रुपये की मांग की। वजह पूछने पर उसने एयरपोर्ट एंट्री फीस का हवाला दिया, जब मैंने विरोध किया तो उसने मुझे वही उतारने की धमकी दी।
- निशा सराफ, स्टूडेंट

जून के थर्ड वीक में मैंने अंधेरी से ऑटो लिया, चालक में मुझसे उतरते वक़्त 50 रुपये एक्स्ट्रा मांगे, लेकिन क्योंकि मैं हर दूसरे सप्ताह विदेश जाता रहता हूं, मुझे उसकी चालाकी समझ आ गई और मैंने उसे पुलिस की धमकी दे कर अपना पीछा छुड़ाया।
- अमित झवेरी, व्यवसायी

हमारी तरफ से ऐसा कोई चार्ज नहीं लिया जाता हैं। यदि ऐसा हो रहा है तो बहुत दुर्भाग्यपूर्ण हैं। यात्रियों को आरटीओ और ट्रैफिक पुलिस को इसकी शिकायत करनी चाहिए। ऑटो चालक यात्रियों को बेवजह ठग रहे हैं।
- प्रवक्ता, मुंबई एयरपोर्ट अथॉरिटी

इस तरह का कोई भी चार्ज नहीं है। यदि कोई ऑटो चालक ऐसा कर रहा है, तो बिलकुल गलत है। यात्रियों को इसकी शिकायत करनी चाहिए। उस ऑटो चालक का बैच नंबर और वाहन का नंबर नोट करके शिकायत दर्ज करवानी चाहिए। एनबीटी ने हमें इस बाबत जानकारी दी है और हम अपने स्तर पर भी दोषियों की तलाश करेंगे।
- शशांक राव, उपाध्यक्ष ( मुंबई ऑटोरिक्शा मेंस यूनियन )
साभार
नवभारत टाइम्स | Jul 7, 2014, 03.42AM IST, आशिता दाधीच, मुंबई
http://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com/metro/mumbai/other-news/The-entry-fee-to-enter-the-terminal/articleshow/37918213.cms

RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED Qs NO. 19 FOR 5TH Aug 2013 REGARDING EARLY WARNING SYSTEM TO DETECT FRAUD

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS
RAJYA SABHA

UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 19

ANSWERED ON MONDAY, THE 5TH AUGUST, 2013

EARLY WARNING SYSTEM TO DETECT FRAUD

QUESTION
19. SHRI N.K. SINGH:
Will the Minister of CORPORATE AFFAIRS be pleased to state:
(a) whether, to strengthen its capabilities to crack down on corporate wrongdoings, Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) has developed an early warning system to detect frauds;
(b) if so, the details thereof;
(c) the names of the organizations against whom Government has received representations/ complaints of financial frauds during the last three years;
(d) the action taken by Government against such organizations; and
(e) to what extent the new system would be effective in checking such corporate frauds?

ANSWER
THE MINISTER OF STATE (SHRI SACHIN PILOT)
(INDEPENDENT CHARGE)
IN THE MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS

(a) & (b) Yes, Sir. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs is in the process of developing an early warning system to detect cases of frauds. Pilot testing of the proposed system is expected to be completed during 2013-14.

(c) & (d) Complaints have been received against 154 companies/ organisations during the last three years. The Ministry has already ordered inspections u/s 209A and/ or investigation u/s 235 or scrutiny of the Balance Sheets and other documents u/s 234 of the Act in these cases. Some cases have been referred to the Economic Offences Wing of the concerned State Governments for further investigation. Names of the organisations are enclosed at Annexure-I.

(e) The alerts generated by the system will facilitate prevention of corporate fraud. Its efficacy can be evaluated after full operationalisation.
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ANNEXURE-I
ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN ANSWER TO PARTS (c) & (d) OF RAJYA SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 19 FOR 5TH AUGUST, 2013 REGARDING EARLY WARNING SYSTEM TO DETECT FRAUD

NAMES OF COMPANIES AGAINST WHOM COMPLAINTS RECEIVED IN THE LAST THREE YEARS

SR. NO. / NAMES OF COMPANIES
1. Basil International Limited
2. Nixcil Pharmaceuticals Specialities Limited
3. Appeline Cosmetics & Toiletries Limited
4. Vamshi Chemicals Limited
5. Basil Express Limited
6. Leisure Club India Private Limited
7. Magic Airlines Private Limited
8. Crownmart International India Private Limited
9. Vaishnavi Corporate Communication Private Limited
10. Vaishnavi Advisory Services Private Limited
11. Noesis Strategic Consulting Services Private Limited
12. Claro Consultancy Private Limited
13. Speak Asia (Un-registered Company)
14. Reebok India Limited
15. Talbros Limited (Listed Company)
16. Shark Communications Private Limited
17. Hitech Computech Private Limited
18. Konichiva Builders Private Limited
19. Bharti Properties Private Limited
20. Heena Developers Private Limited
21. Saksham Infocom Private Limited
22. North India Securities Private Limited
23. Krishna Infomedia Private Limited
24. DMC Education Limited
25. Centenary Software Private Limited (Presently known as T and G Edutech Private Limited)
26. Alchemist Infra Limited
27. SGI Research & Analysis Limited
28. Wealth Line Promoters Pvt. Ltd.
29. Tycoons Empire International Ltd.
30. Unipay 2U Marketing Pvt. Ltd.
31. TIK Innovator’s Marketing Ltd.
32. Trillions India Distributors Ltd.
33. SGS Agro Farms Ltd.
34. Max Pro Marketing Pvt. Ltd.
35. Gold Sukh Trade India Ltd.
36. Oro Trade Network India Ltd.
37. Maithri Plantations and Horticulture Private Limited
38. Akshayagold Farms and Villas India Limited
39. Abhayagold Infratech India Limited
40. Bommarillu Farms & Villas Ltd
41. Raji Vedant Constructions Private Limited
42. Unigateway 2U Trding Pvt Ltd
43. TV1 Express Holidays Pvt Ltd
44. Vega Zeal Marketing Pvt Ltd
45. Megacity (Bangalore) Developers and Builders Limited
46. City Airlines Private Limited
47. City Communication Ltd.
48. City Money Ltd.
49. City Realcom Ltd.
50. City Limouzines (India) Ltd.
51. Car Runway India Ltd.
52. Shivaji Estate Livestock and Farms Pvt. Ltd.
53. Arrow Global Agrotech Ltd.
54. ACE Agro Products Ltd.
55. Adventure Country Resorts Ltd.
56. Hiramani Agro Plantation Pvt. Ltd.
57. Green Gold Agriculture (India) Ltd.
58. Aryarup Tourism and Club Resorts Pvt. Ltd.
59. Akshay Plantation Ltd.
60. Suman Motels Ltd.
61. AIM Resorts (India) Ltd.
62. Shree Om Sainath Car on Rent Ltd.
63. Pan Card Club Ltd.
64. Praptee Marketing Service Pvt. Ltd.
65. Red Carpet Entertainment and Marketing Pvt. Ltd.
66. Websoft Marketing Pvt. Ltd.
67. Maitriya Plotter and Structure Ltd.
68. BIM Finance and Investment Consultancy Pvt. Ltd.
69. Royal Twinkal Star Club Ltd.
70. Newlooks Retails Pvt. Ltd.
71. G-Link Revenue e-com Pvt. Ltd.
72. Speakasia Online Pte Ltd.
73. Mangal Murthy Auto Linked Pvt. Ltd.
74. Parees Enterprises Corporation Ltd.
75. Heramb Properties Pvt. Ltd.
76. HMbjs Properties Pvt. Ltd.
77. Maitriya Services Pvt. Ltd.
78. Sai Prasad Foods Ltd.
79. Samruddha Jeevan Foods India Ltd.
80. Multiventure Agro and Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd.
81. Zerostart Trading Pvt. Ltd.
82. Primestart Trading Pvt. Ltd.
83. Hindustan Sugars Ltd.
84. Samruddha Jeevan Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
85. Samruddha Jeevan Construction Pvt. Ltd.
86. Samruddha Jeevan Finvest Ltd.
87. Samruddha Jeevan Infotech India Pvt. Ltd.
88. Samruddha Jeevan Hotels and Hospitality Pvt. Ltd.
89. Samruddha Jeevan Orchard Resorts Pvt. Ltd.
90. Samruddha Jeevan Milk and Milk Products Pvt. Ltd.
91. Samruddha Jeevan Trading and Manufacturing Company Pvt. Ltd.
92. Rose Valley Real Estate & Construction Ltd.
93. Rose Valley Industries Ltd.
94. Silver Valley Communications Ltd.
95. Rose Valley Food Beverages Ltd.
96. Rose Valley Marketing India Ltd.
97. Rose Valley Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
98. Rose Valley Hotels and Entertainment Ltd.
99. Rose Valley Projects Ltd.
100. Rose Valley Patrika Ltd.
101. Rose Valley Films Ltd.
102. Modern Investment Traders Pvt. Ltd.
103. Rose Valley Travels Pvt. Ltd.
104. Brand Value Communications Ltd.
105. Rose Valley Housing Development Finance Corporation Ltd.
106. Rose Valley Airlines Ltd.
107. Rose Valley Fashions Pvt. Ltd.
108. Rupasi Bangla Projects India Ltd.
109. Rupasi Bangla Media and Entertainments Ltd.
110. Rose Valley Realcom Ltd.
111. M/s Saradha Realty India Ltd.
112. Saradha Agro Development Ltd.
113. Saradha Exports Ltd.
114. Saradha Shopping Mall Pvt. Ltd.
115. Saradha Printing & Publication Pvt. Ltd.
116. Saradha Tours & Travels Pvt. Ltd.
117. Saradha Education Enterprise Ltd.
118. Saradha Construction Company Pvt. Ltd.
119. Saradha Garden Resorts & Hotel Pvt. Ltd.
120. Saradha Landmark Cement Pvt. Ltd.
121. Rose Capital Ltd.
122. Bengal Media Pvt. Ltd.
123. Bhasank Food Pvt. Ltd.
124. Global Automobiles Ltd.
125. M/s Icore E-services Ltd.
126. Icore Apparels Pvt. Ltd.
127. Icore Paints Pvt. Ltd.
128. Icore Iron & Steel Pvt. Ltd.
129. Icore Super Cements Pvt. Ltd.
130. Riju Cement Ltd.
131. Mega Mould India Ltd.
132. Papyrus Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
133. Icore Global Medicines Pvt. Ltd.
134. Icore Jwellery & Gems Pvt. Ltd.
135. Icore Polyfab Pvt. Ltd.
136. Icore Housing Finance Corporation Ltd.
137. Sunshine India Land Developers Ltd.
138. Sunshine Mutual Benefit Limited
139. Sunshine Land Projects Limited
140. Sahu Investment Mutual Benefit Company Limited
141. Sahu Investment Corporation Limited
142. Nirmala Sahu Business Complex Private Limited
143. Shiv Nests Private Limited
144. Synergy Tie Up Private Limited
145. Nirmala Dwellings Private Limited
146. URO Infra Reality India Limited
147. URO Hotels and Resorts India Limited
148. URO Hygienic Foods Ltd
149. URO Infotech Limited
150. URO Lifecare Limited
151. URO Trexim Limited
152. URO Autotech Limited
153. URO Agro India Limited
154. URO Walkers Limited.
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Online racket busted: 4,500 duped of Rs. 11 cr

The police here on Saturday nabbed a fraudster who had alle gedly duped 4,500 people across the country to the tune of Rs. 11 crore. The accused was active in Chandigarh and its adjoining areas and he had set up his offices also.

The police claimed that he was involved in an online fraud and made Rs. 11 crore within six months by cheating people.

The accused has been identified as Shyam Prasad, a resident of Andhra Pradesh. The police have arrested his three other partners but have not disclosed the names of other gang members.

He had registered a website “Helping us.me”. He had advertised through inter net and allured the people by giving assurances that the money would be doubled within 40 days.

He used to show the doubled amount in some of the accounts. The gang members were trying to misguide the people by claiming that they were able to double the money within 40 days.

By this method, they were able to make 4500 members within India who were deceived. Police officials are taking the assistance of bank officials for tracing the account numbers.

They are also getting assistance from the cyber cell to trace other gang members. The police arrested him on the charges of cheating and various sections of the IT Act.

Courtesy:
Gurpreet Singh Chhina, Hindustan Times  Fategarh Sahib, May 25, 2014
First Published: 10:12 IST(25/5/2014) | Last Updated: 10:14 IST(25/5/2014)
http://www.hindustantimes.com/punjab/patiala/online-racket-busted-4-500-duped-of-rs-11-cr/article1-1222606.aspx

3 youths with unique modus operandi held for ATM fraud in city

GHATKOPAR ATM THEFT Constable Nivrutti Khetele realised something was amiss after ` 10,000 was withdrawn from his account without his knowledge at the ATM

MUMBAI: Three youngsters, all residents of Govandi, have been arrested for cheating ATM users in Ghatkopar of their money by tinkering with the machine and withdrawing money from their accounts.

The three accused — Akhtar Shaikh, 22, Hyder Shaikh, 26, and a 17-year-old — were arrested last week, on Thursday.

Officers at Pant Nagar police station said the trio, all college students, used a unique modus operandi — they would stick adhesive tapes on either the hash (#) or star (*) key of the machine, which would prevent a customer from completing the transaction as the machine would hang.

The police suspect that the minor accused would pretend to queue up behind and see the PIN being entered. Later, after the customer left, they would remove the adhesive, re- enter t he PIN and withdraw money.

The ATM centre belongs to a nationalised bank based in Ghatkopar (East).

The police and cyber experts are convinced that “there is a missing link” and are investigating the case to determine the exact modus operandi.

The ATM fraud at Ghatkopar came to light after Rs10,000 was siphoned off from the account of a police constable attached to the anti-narcotics cell after he used the ATM centre.

On November 1, constable Nivrutti Khetele went to the ATM centre in Ghatkopar (east). “Khetele could not complete his transaction as the machine hanged. He went to another ATM to withdraw money and that’s when he realised that there had been a previous transaction of Rs10,000 that he had not made,” said a police officer from Pant Nagar police station.

Khetele then decided to keep a watch on the ATM centre, which he did for a month after he was cheated. On Thursday, with help from colleagues, he finally picked up the three accused after he spotted them loitering suspiciously near the ATM.

The accused, Akhtar Shaikh, 22, Hyder Shaikh, 26, and a 17-year-old, are all students and residents of Govandi.

The trio were handed them over to the Pant Nagar police who are investigating the case. While Akhtar and Hyder were produced before a local court and have been remanded in police custody till December 5, the juvenile has been sent to a remand home.

The police said the CCTV camera fitted inside the ATM centre of the nationalised bank was not working. “Investigations have revealed that another person too was cheated in a similar manner. We are investigating to determine how many people were cheated,” said Suresh Nirmal, senior inspector, Pant Nagar police station.

The police have seized an ATM card, whose details are not visible, from the accused.

INVESTIGATIONS HAVE REVEALED THAT ANOTHER PERSON TOO WAS CHEATED IN A SIMILAR MANNER. WE ARE INVESTIGATING FURTHER.
SURESH NIRMAL, senior inspector
Courtesy:
3 Dec 2013
Hindustan Times (Mumbai)
HT Correspondent htmetro@hindustantimes.com
http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx

8 execs of MLM firm arrested in Rs 425-cr scam

Eight top executives of the multi-level marketing firm Qnet have been arrested by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Crime Branch regarding a scam believed to be around Rs 425 crore.

Bangalore-based Qnet, which offers holiday packages and herbal products besides other products, invited investments promising big returns. The EOW suspects the firm used binary pyramid model for seeking investment, which is an illegal business model wherein the emphasis is on recruiting people and have them invest money, only to find the top management (people on top of the pyramid) siphoning of the funds.

The firm, which is headquartered in Hong Kong, has been booked for cheating, and EOW has also frozen bank accounts having deposits of more than Rs 100 crore. Those arrested on Friday have been identified as Namrata Pande (alleged to have illegally pocketed Rs 2.5 crore in commissions), Vivek Singh (Rs 1.8 crore), Sabina Mathews (Rs 1.2 crore), Rohit Chandra (Rs 1.2 crore), Vijay Mathews (Rs 74 lakh), Shashi Pande (Rs 70 lakh), Jaydev Parmar (Rs 70 lakh), and Manish Bharwali (Rs 42 lakh).

“We have arrested the Qnet leaders who we suspect had used the illegal binary pyramid scheme to bag investments,” Additional CP (EOW) Rajvardhan said.
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Multi-level mktg firm QNet used various names

Mumbai: The EOW of Mumbai police probing a case against QNet, accused of using the banned binary-pyramid business model for their multi-level marketing scheme to entice investors, also targeted people in Chennai, Bangalore, Sangli and different parts of Andhra Pradesh, albeit under

different company names.

A source said the Hong Kong-based firm has been in existence since 2000. It started as GoldQuest, then QuestNet and lately QNet. The eight QNet team leaders who have been arrested were on Saturday and remanded in police custody till November 26. TNN
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Hunt on for cheats

BELGAUM: The police have launched a manhunt for two online cheats who have absconded with crores of rupees from here recently.

Devidas Chodanakar and Prashant Chodanakar are the natives of Brahmanagar and Hindawadi in Belgaum, respectively. The duo operated an online multi-level marketing company and "allegedly" swindled crores by luring the gullible investors with double returns.
Courtesy:
TNN May 26, 2009, 10.50pm IST
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2009-05-26/hubli/28179462_1_hunt-gullible-investors-crores

Nerul builder held for selling 1 flat to many, hunt on for aide

Navi Mumbai: The Nerul police have arrested a 57-year-old builder for reportedly selling one flat to several buyers. An associate of the accused builder is also likely to be arrested soon.

Bhaskar Thevar had reportedly sold a flat in Leelatai Patil Apartment in Nerul Sector 27 to more than three parties, who have lodged complaints against him. Thevar will remain in police custody till April 26.

Thevar started the fraud when the building was in the construction stage, showing the flat to several people and selling it to them. The building is now complete and one family which bought the disputed flat has already occupied the premises.

“We will also soon arrest Thevar’s aide. They have been booked under the IPC sections 405 (criminal breach of trust), 415 (cheating), 418 (cheating with knowledge that wrongful loss may ensue to person whose interest offender is bound to protect), 420 (punishment for cheating and fraud), and 34 (crime committed with common intention),’’ said assistant police inspector AGosavi.

When asked how the accused could manage to sell the same flat to many, Gosavi said the accused had shown the flat to many parties, and then registered the property in their names at different registration offices in Navi Mumbai.

“We are investigating if officials from the registration offices are also involved. We are anticipating that more victims of this fraud will come forward to complain,’’ said the investigating officer.

Manohar Shroff, Navi Mumbai secretary of Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry (MCHI-CREDAI), said: “Such fraud builders are spoiling the name of the entire community of developers.’’

He added: “All seven property registration offices in Navi Mumbai should be computerized so that such frauds can be stopped.’’

Shroff also cautioned buyers, asking them to verify if the building in which they are looking to buy a flat has got a valid occupation certificate.
Courtesy:
Vijay Singh TNN
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Double Money Scam - Developer who duped people of Rs 100 cr held

Sandeep Shukla, a developer wanted by Mumbai police for allegedly duping investors to the tune of around Rs 100 crore, was arrested by Delhi Police on Tuesday. Shukla was on the run for the past two years, and the city police have already contacted their counterparts in Delhi, seeking his custody.

Shukla had floated several real estate-related investment schemes, wherein people were lured to invest in housing projects in Karjat, Murbad, Kalyan, Kasara and Neral. Shukla went missing once the schemes went bust, but cops managed to arrest his brother Manoj and a relative.

A source from Mumbai Police’s Economic Offences Wing (EOW) said, “We suspect the money was invested in movies.”

Shukla launched a firm titled Aurum Realty, through which he floated housing projects at Kasara and Karjat. Later, he launched another firm,YescubeInfrastructure,seeking investments in weekend homes project at Neral, Murbad and Kalyan.

A real estate source said, “The investment offers were very lucrative. Anyone investing Rs 1 lakh was promised Rs 1.75 lakh as returns by the end of the year, besides a 300 sq ft space in these projects.”

Shukla even roped in singer-actor Himesh Reshamia to promote his schemes, which received good response, with close to 7000 investors puttinginmoneyintheprojects.Initially, investors received returns, but when a large number of them did not get their money back, a police complaint was filed.

Sandeep has been found to have launched another company to produce films. The EOW has booked Sandeep and others for cheating and criminal conspiracy.

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