Investor claims Rs 29 LPA income compounding at 54% in matrimonial ad, offers PPT on safe investing
Meerut: In a bizarre matrimonial advertisement which has gone viral on social media, a Meerut-based investor claimed his income of Rs 29 lakh per annum is “compoundingly increasing” by 54 percent every year and offered to send a PowerPoint presentation on safe investing to potential matches.
The matrimonial advertisement begins with descriptions of “intellectual, handsome and smart” man and his caste, but quickly shifts to highlight his financial skills. “Investor (Indian stock market), earning 29 LPA (actual, present). Income and net worth compoundingly increasing every year by 54% (self-discovered, self-taught work),” reads the ad.
He also offers to share a 16-slide PowerPoint presentation via WhatsApp, detailing his strategies for “safe investing” and how it makes him “financially independent".
The 26-year-old specified that he seeks a partner who is “cultured, intelligent, wise, good-natured,” adding, “no demand.”
The ad has sparked mixed comments on X, ranging from amusement to scepticism. “54% compounding—boss, this guy will beat Buffett very soon,” wrote one user. Others raised caution, with one user warning, “Beware—probably phishing attempt! There are several tell-tale red flags!”
What all bull market does to people. Rough calculations show that he was 10 year old when 2008 GFC hit us.
— Samit Singh (@kumarsamit) October 6, 2024
@ActusDei - maybe someone from your team should reach out to him. Not for matrimonial but for that ppt! 😉 pic.twitter.com/9jAquIy1co
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Karnataka BJP MLA caught taking Rs 5 lakh bribe remanded to judicial custody
Bengaluru (PTI): BJP MLA Dr Chandru Lamani, caught allegedly accepting a Rs 5 lakh bribe from a contractor, has been remanded to judicial custody until March 3.
The Shirahatti MLA, a doctor, was brought from Gadag to Bengaluru on Saturday night and produced before a Special Court for Public Representatives, sources said.
The court remanded him to custody until March 3.
The MLA was caught in a Lokayukta trap following a complaint by Vijay Pujar, a Class-1 contractor from Chinchali in Gadag district.
Lokayukta officials said the alleged bribe was linked to Minor Irrigation Department works, including the construction of retaining walls along a road. The accused had demanded Rs 11 lakh from the complainant to execute the project, and Rs 5 lakh was accepted during the trap.
Along with Lamani, his personal assistants, Manjunath Valmiki and Guru Naik, were also arrested in connection with the case.
