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Chit Fund Scam: Shrikant and 20 Agents Under STF Radar; Chargesheet Filed Against Shashikant and Suryakant

The investigation into the multi-crore chit fund scam in Bareilly and Badaun has expanded. According to an Amar Ujala report, the STF is now focusing on Shrikant, the brother of main accused Suryakant and Shashikant, along with 20 other agents. A chargesheet has already been filed against the primary accused, while the roles of other suspects are under intense scrutiny.

Investigative agencies have intensified their actions regarding the multi-crore chit fund scam that surfaced in Bareilly and Badaun, Uttar Pradesh. According to a report by the Samvad News Agency, the scope of the investigation by the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) has now widened significantly.

A chargesheet has already been filed against the main accused, Suryakant and Shashikant. Now, the investigation is focusing on their brother, Shrikant, and 20 other agents associated with them. The STF is meticulously examining their activities and their specific roles in the scam.

Several cases have been registered against this chit fund company in Bareilly and Badaun. The company has been under scrutiny for a long time for allegedly embezzling crores of rupees from investors. The STF believes that the arrest and interrogation of Shrikant and the other agents could further uncover the layers of this fraud.

The investigative agency is now attempting to determine how these agents lured people into the scheme and the total amount of money that was misappropriated. Significant information regarding Shrikant's involvement is also expected to emerge.

At the local level, this scam has pushed many families into financial crisis. Investors are hopeful that this action by the STF will bring them justice and that the guilty will face strict punishment.

The STF has made it clear that the investigation will not be compromised at any level. Strict legal action will be taken against anyone found involved in this scam. Currently, the search for Shrikant and the 20 agents, along with the collection of evidence against them, is ongoing.

This case serves as a major example of the fraud perpetrated by chit fund companies in the state. The administration has also appealed to the public to exercise extreme caution before investing money in any suspicious investment scheme.

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