Anubhav Mittal

An official of a private bank who allegedly helped Anubhav Mittal - the mastermind of the 3,700 crore online Ponzi scam busted in Noida last week - siphon off money has been arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police. Investigators suspect a chunk of the funds the company got from investors - around 3,000 crore - may have been transferred abroad and the ...

As the police swooped down on his office in Noida near Delhi on Wednesday and told the world how they had busted a 3,700 crore online scam based on social media 'likes', Anubhav Mittal whispered into a mobile phone camera, "We will be back again. We will rock the world."

Uttar Pradesh Special task Force had arrested the owner of the company Anubhav Mittal, its CEO Sridhar and the technical head Mahesh, after it busted the Rs 3,700 crore fraud.

Anubhav Mittal, the techie who duped 7 lakh people into investing 3,700 crore in his Noida start-up, had always wanted to strike gold. And he did, till the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) came along. The firm's bank accounts sealed by the police had a total balance of 500 crore.

An official of a private bank who allegedly helped Anubhav Mittal - the mastermind of the 3,700 crore online Ponzi scam busted in Noida last week - siphon off money has been arrested by the Uttar Pradesh police. Investigators suspect a chunk of the funds the company got from investors - around 3,000 crore - may have been transferred abroad and the ...

As the police swooped down on his office in Noida near Delhi on Wednesday and told the world how they had busted a 3,700 crore online scam based on social media 'likes', Anubhav Mittal whispered into a mobile phone camera, "We will be back again. We will rock the world."

Uttar Pradesh Special task Force had arrested the owner of the company Anubhav Mittal, its CEO Sridhar and the technical head Mahesh, after it busted the Rs 3,700 crore fraud.

Anubhav Mittal, the techie who duped 7 lakh people into investing 3,700 crore in his Noida start-up, had always wanted to strike gold. And he did, till the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) came along. The firm's bank accounts sealed by the police had a total balance of 500 crore.