Will return to India in 24-hours, fight legal battle to return money of investors: IMA Chief Mansoor
Bengaluru: In the latest development in IMA Group of Company’s multi-crore fraud involving thousands of investors, the group’s chief Mansoor Khan has released a new video adding that he will return to India within 24-hours.
In a video released on Monday, Khan said that he was planning to India since one month but his ill health did not allow him to travel back to India. Khan also urged people to co-operate with him as he is committed to returning all the money of the investors and asserted his trust in Indian Judiciary.
“I am sure the judiciary will help me recover all the amount we have paid as corruption and extortions, we also have enough assets to recover and pay our investors by liquidating it. I just need some time and co-operation from people” Khan says in the video.
During the seven-minute video Khan also broke down and added that he is not bothered about his health even when he is urgently advised to go for surgery due to cardiac blockages, but he refused it for the sake of returning to India and returning the money of the investors.
Khan also added that he is not in touch with his family and is unaware about their whereabouts.
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Bengaluru: 18 candidates arrested for cheating in Army Group C recruitment exam
Bengaluru (PTI): Eighteen candidates who appeared for a recently conducted Army Group C recruitment examination here were arrested for allegedly cheating and indulging in malpractice, police said on Tuesday.
The arrests were made based on an FIR filed by S S Jyothirlingam, Colonel and Security Officer to the Commandant and Managing Director of the 515 Army Base Workshop, where the examination was held on February 8, police said.
The examination was conducted for direct recruitment to Civil Defence Employee Group C posts, specifically Lower Division Clerk positions, they said.
According to the FIR, during the course of the examination, 18 candidates were allegedly caught cheating by using digital and electronic devices with the intention of securing a government job through unfair means.
Electronic devices were found in their possession within the examination premises. In the case of two candidates, electronic devices were also found in bags kept outside the examination hall, it said.
"Based on the complaint, we registered an FIR for cheating and examination malpractice. The electronic devices have been seized. After questioning the candidates, we arrested all 18 of them on February 9 in connection with the incident," a senior police officer said.
Further investigation is underway.
