In a case that has shocked elite social circles, a couple named Savita and Puneet allegedly scammed multiple affluent women by posing as trusted members of high society.
Savita projected herself as a social worker, gold trader, and real estate consultant. She often claimed to have strong political connections.
The couple organized flashy kitty parties to network with well-off, socially active women. Their charm and lifestyle helped them build trust quickly.
Using promises of high returns from gold investments and real estate deals, they encouraged women to invest large sums of money.
Many victims were drawn in by the illusion of success and credibility. Some even handed over personal savings, trusting the duo’s words.
Over time, the couple is believed to have collected over ₹5 crore from their unsuspecting victims.
Eventually, cracks began to show. Complaints were filed, and police investigations soon revealed the elaborate con.
Several FIRs have now been registered, and the authorities are urging more victims to come forward.
This case highlights how easily trust can be manipulated through appearances and social influence.
Officials are now working to track the couple’s financial trail and recover the scammed funds.
The incident serves as a reminder: no matter how convincing someone seems, financial decisions should always be backed by proper verification.
Justice may still be pending, but awareness and caution can help others avoid such traps.
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