CBI conducts several raids and lodges FIR against 46 culprits involved in the LUCC scam. Will the investors really get their money back ?
is a moot question
The most controversial LUCC Scam with its headquarter based in Loni , Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh having duped hundreds of investors of Uttarakhand with several hundred crores of rupees is finally in the grip of the India’s premier agency CBI which has conducted raids on its several locations and lodged FIR against its owner and forty six persons directly involved in this scam.
Hundreds of women living in interior villages and Uttarakhand township have become direct victim of this company whose agents have duped hundreds of women under the guise of doubling their money in short time if they invest in LUCC company.
The company opened more than thirty five offices in various locations of Uttarakhand and after collecting hundreds of crores duped them massively and closed their offices.
The affected women who had invested their lakhs of rupees were shocked after becoming completely bankrupt having lost their hard earned , collected money.
They had no option but to protest . They protested massively in various parts of Uttarakhand including in front of Uttarakhand CM’s residence with media highlighting this issue to the core.
The members of parliament on the pressure of their electorates viz, Anil Baluni, Ajay Bhatt,Trivendra Singh Rawat and Rajya Lakshmi Shah jointly met the Home minister Amit Shah and highlighted this issue urging him to take stringent measure against the culprits and return the money duped by them to the poor investors.
The chief minister of Uttarakhand Pushkar Singh Dhami finally bowed down to the pressure from the higher ups and the people and ordered a CBI probe into this matter few months ago by recommending the case to CBI.
There are reports that the CBI has rounded up several key persons behind this scam and lodged FIR against thirty forty six culprits with the depositors hoping to get relief by getting their invested money back including bringing the culprits to justice, stringently.
But will this really happen is a moot point ? In the past several such scams have taken place but the situation is finally at square one and the duped investors haven’t received their money. Will the CBI probe lead to the investors getting their money back is genuinely a moot question ?
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