Many people lose money by trusting the wrong people. Some fraudsters first act honest, then slowly cheat investors. A case from Hyderabad’s Kukatpally shows how dangerous such scams can be.
A woman named Sandhya Rani, along with her husband Sridhar and others, promised huge profits through a garment business. She claimed to have orders for uniforms from schools, hospitals, and companies. To appear genuine, she showed fake bills, GST papers, and work orders.
At first, investors received small profits, which built trust. Later, larger sums were invested. Over time, the fraud grew, and nearly ₹73 crore was collected. Many people even borrowed from relatives and friends, only to lose everything.
Police arrested Sandhya Rani and one partner, while others are on the run. The case is now with the Economic Offences Wing. Separate cases of ₹41 crore and ₹42 crore have also been filed against them.
This case is a warning. Always verify claims before investing. Protect your hard-earned money by checking every detail instead of trusting promises alone.
