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Are you being lured by Exorbitant Returns on your Investments
 

In our rapidly expanding Thane City, on account of new residential complexes, ever increasing population, influx of outsiders who come in search of employment, opening of new branches of Banks and other financial institutions etc., there has been a substantial increase in the economic offences committed by so called White Collar criminals.

These economic offenders expertly prey their targets from certain gullible sections of the society such as unemployed youths, recently retired employees or who have opted for Voluntary Retirements, non working housewives, newly married couples who are looking for residential premises etc. They lure these people by promising them high returns on their investments or in some other way such as allotment of bungalow plots or houses at lower rates. In this fashion such economic offenders swindle away the hard earned money from their victims.

If one studies the modus operandi of such economic offences, it is noticed that such offences are committed mainly in the following ways.

 
1.

Promising government or foreign jobs or jobs in shipping companies, to the unemployed youth

2.
Promising residential plots, tree plantations or houses at subsidized rates.
3.
Promising exorbitantly high returns on the investments.
4.

Inducing the members of public to form a chain of agents by promising them goods such as monthly groceries or medicines, at subsidized rates. (Multi Level Marketing cases).

5.

Formation of bogus housing societies and collecting deposit money from the registered members by giving false promises of allotment of bungalow plots, houses in government projects or government quotas etc.

6.

Frauds committed by submitting bogus documents to the banks and other financial institutions and thereby obtaining housing loans, Vehicle loans etc.

 
It is further observed that the offenders involved in such kind of economic offences are
 
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Generally from the recognized sections of the society such as Building Contractors, Retired Bank officials/ Government servants etc.

2.

Such offenders misuse their positions in the society and their knowledge about the working of the various government departments, towards the commission of such offences.

3.

Properties acquired in the commission of such offences are registered under bogus names or under the names of the friends or relatives of such economic offenders. As such, detection of such offences and properties requires a skillful investigation which at times is quite time consuming.

4.

Such offenders enjoy the services of battery of legal experts for their defenses during the court proceedings.

5.

The economic offenders also try to exploit the loopholes in the existing Civil and Criminal laws and in a number of cases they succeed in the enjoyment of their ill gotten wealth and assets.

 

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