Indian authorities seize $1.2 million in land and crypto fraud case
Investigators unravel elaborate schemes involving lands and digital investments, while suspects elude capture through sophisticated laundering practices.
Key Takeaways
- Authorities in India have moved to seize assets worth $1.2 million in a money laundering case.
- Properties seized include land, a flat, and crypto assets.
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India’s Directorate of Enforcement (ED), the country’s financial investigation agency, has provisionally seized properties and digital assets totalling approximately $1.2 million linked to an alleged land and crypto investment scam, according to a recent press release.
The seized assets include real estate valued at over $670,000 and crypto assets worth about $530,500, which investigators say were acquired using proceeds from alleged fraud.
The probe found that victims were allegedly lured by promises of high returns through fraudulent property sales and crypto schemes, generating estimated illegal proceeds of about $3.2 million.
Officials said the investigation is still ongoing.
