Rajasthan Police Raids Q-NET Vihan Company, Arrests 17 Representatives for Fraud
Rajasthan Police conducted a raid on the banned Hong Kong-based MLM company, Q-NET Vihan, arresting 17 representatives involved in fraudulent activities. The company lured people with false promises of becoming rich and pressured them into buying overpriced products.
Rajasthan Police Raids Q-NET Vihan Company: In a major crackdown, Rajasthan Police raided the banned Hong Kong-based Q-NET Vihan company, which operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) scam. The police arrested 17 representatives involved in the fraud, which targeted people by promising them quick wealth through a pyramid scheme. The company used a chain system to lure unsuspecting people, convincing them to purchase products at inflated prices and send Indian currency abroad under the guise of money circulation.
During the raid, police seized three luxury cars, including a Mercedes and MG Hector, along with two laptops, an iPad, 20 mobile phones, and several debit and credit cards from various banks. The police also recovered documents, diaries, and books used by the scammers to mislead their victims into believing they could live a luxurious life.
The Fraudulent Scheme and Its Impact
The Q-NET Vihan company exploited people by offering them false promises of becoming millionaires through investment schemes. They charged processing fees ranging from ₹50,000 to ₹2 lakh from people, especially targeting working professionals. By showing videos of luxurious lifestyles on social media, the company misled individuals into joining their pyramid scheme, offering them huge commissions in return.
The scam came to light when several victims filed complaints at Vidyadhar Nagar Police Station. Following these complaints, the police raided regional offices of the company and arrested the 17 agents involved in the fraud.
Leaders of the Fraud Gang and Police Investigation
The leader of the fraud gang, Vinod Saran, was identified as the mastermind behind the scheme in Jaipur, along with his associates Premanand Sangwan and Amol Shivaji. They were working together to deceive people across various states, including Haryana, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan.
The police are now interrogating the arrested suspects, and further revelations are expected, as more people might be involved in the scam. The ongoing investigation aims to uncover the full extent of the fraud and the network behind it.
