Former cricketer Aakash Chopra duped of Rs 33 lakh by shoe businessman. The FIR filed under IPC section 406, which addresses criminal breach of trust.
Aakash Chopra duped of Rs 33 lakh, filed a First Information Report (FIR) against shoe businessman Kamlesh Parikh and his son Dhruv Parikh. The FIR filed under IPC section 406, which addresses criminal breach of trust. Chopra claims that the Parikhs duped him into investing in a sports shoe company.
According to the FIR filed at the Hariparwat police station, Chopra gave Dhruv Parikh Rs 57.8 lakh for investment in their sports shoe company.
A formal agreement reach, saying that Dhruv will repay the money with a 20% profit within 30 days. For recovery, post-date checks were supplied. After a year, however, only Rs 24.5 lakh repaid, and two checks were return.
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Despite efforts to address the matter through legal notices
The Parikhs failed to meet their commitments. Chopra is now task with retrieving the principle sum of Rs 33.3 lakh.
“We entered into a formally notarized agreement that stated Dhruv had 30 days to return the money with a 20% profit. Post-dated cheques were provided for recovery. ” However, a year later, only Rs 24.5 lakh repaid. Two issued checks dishonoured. ” According to the FIR, as reported by Time of India.
“I spoke with Dhruv’s father, Kamlesh, who promised to honor the agreement on his son’s behalf but did not follow through. ” Legal letters were given, but both father and son stop communicating, making collection of the principle sum, Rs 33.3 lakh, difficult. ” Chopra claim.
Arvind Kumar, Station House Officer, said that the submit papers and evidence are being investigate. Further action would be taken following the inquiry. The accuse will be call in for questioning as well.
“The complainant’s documents and evidence are being examine.” Following the investigation, further action will be taken. The suspects will also be question, according to Station House Officer Arvind Kumar.
This is not the first time the Parikhs have encountered legal difficulties. They were also charge earlier this year by the father of cricketer Deepak Chahar of defrauding and swindling Rs 10 lakh in a phony business endeavor. When requested to refund the money, the complainant allegedly received verbal abuse and threats.
Law enforcement is currently looking into the issue, and the accused will have to answer for their claimed breach of trust. The cricketing world awaits the outcome of the renowned commentator’s legal case with bated breath.
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