Kasargod: Case against Manjeshwar MLA Kamaruddin for failure to return money to depositors


Stephan Kayyar

Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (SP)

Kasargod, Aug 29: A case has been registered against Manjeshwar MLA M C Kamaruddin, in Chandera police station on the basis of complaint that he had failed to return the money collected from depositors.

Kamaruddin happens to be the chairman of a fashion gold jewellery firm having its central office at Cheruvathur. Complaints were filed by Arif, Abdul Shukoor, and Zohara, complaining that money due to them was not paid.

Case has also been registered against the managing director of the jewellery firm, T K Pookaya Tangal. As per the complaint, Rs 36 lac had been collected from the three depositors.

Branches of the jewellery firm at Payyannur, Cheruvathur and Kasargod had been closed down during January this year. There are about 800 investors in the firm. The complainants have alleged that the assets of the company were transferred in the name of the managing committee with the purpose of deceiving the depositors.

The firm has failed to disburse dividends to the depositors since August last year, and the depositors had approached the police with a complaint in this connection. Abdul Shukoor reportedly had invested Rs 30 lac, Sohara had invested 15 sovereigns of gold and one lac rupees in cash, while E K Arif from Valiyaparamba had invested three lac rupees. The police said they have received complaints from several other depositors.

Kamaruddin sees political conspiracy

Kamaruddion claimed that this is part of political conspiracy hatched against him. He asserted that no cheating or duping has taken place. "This jewellery firm is a limited company with many shareholders and depositors.

We have disbursed dividends to shareholders and depositors. A committee was formed and it was agreed upon that the deposit amount would be refunded in three months. The company is functioning as per rules and the police do not have the right to register cases, the MLA stated.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • R.Bhandarkar, Mangaluru...

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    Hoho. .
    " Pookayya Thangal "... does not sound inspiring at all.
    Gives an impression that all has gone " Poo"...
    All following ಸಪ್ನಾಸುರೇಶ್ Model.... Now this jewellery papers will also catch fire....
    Gods have run away... It is devil's own residence now....

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    Bhandar Sir... Hoho.......which thangallanna?? 😆😆😆😆😆....🙏🙏.

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  • SHANE, MNG

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    IF RAFALE DEAL PAPERS CAN BE LOST BY MODI GOVT. WHAT IS THERE IF OTHERS PAPER CATCH FIRE.....?

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  • R.Bhandarkar, Mangaluru...

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    Arre Shaane...
    Read what Gulam has said in TOI today....
    No internal elections means Congress will sit in opposition for next 50 years... Got it?
    What your Gujri papers still? Have you not seen majestic Rafaels land in Ambala? Kuch bhi...

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    The way Fashion Gold started with lavish showrooms with less Gold on display, anyone could have understood that this was a washing machine...black to white!
    The honest people who invested were fools!

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  • naveen, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 29 2020

    Tikk boorunda "political conspiracy".....yedde reason....ha ha ha

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