CBI reicht Anklageschrift gegen Shubhkamna Buildtech wegen Betrugs bei Noida-Projekt ein

Das Central Bureau of Investigation hat eine Anklageschrift gegen Shubhkamna Buildtech Private Limited und deren Geschäftsführer wegen mutmaßlichen Betrugs bei einem Wohnungsbauprojekt in Noida eingereicht.

Die Anklageschrift wirft dem Unternehmen vor, falsche Versprechungen genutzt zu haben, um Hauskäufer und Investoren anzulocken, bevor man sich auf deren Kosten finanzielle Vorteile verschaffte.

Sie wurde am 8. Mai bei einem zuständigen Gericht unter den Paragrafen des indischen Strafgesetzbuches eingereicht, die kriminelle Verschwörung, Betrug, Untreue und Anstiftung abdecken.

Die Einreichung ist Teil einer umfassenderen Untersuchung des CBI zu 50 bauherrenbezogenen Fällen in ganz Indien, die auf Anweisungen des Obersten Gerichtshofs folgte.

Die Behörde hat bereits zuvor ähnliche Anklageschriften gegen fünf weitere Unternehmen und deren Geschäftsführer in vergleichbaren Angelegenheiten eingereicht.

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