Madras High Court Orders Inquiry Against Magistrate

Madras High Court orders inquiry against the magistrate, know the whole matter.

The Madras High Court has directed the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) of Tiruvannamalai to inquire into the manner in which orders were passed by a local magistrate.

The direction comes after Justice M. Nirmal Kumar imputed to the Judicial Magistrate-I, Tiruvannamalai, who passed an order on the pre-typed format.

Justice Kumar said the CJM will inquire into the order passed by Judicial Magistrate-I on January 22 this year and find out how many such orders have been passed by him in the past.

The report has to be filed in this regard on or before June 22. The judge said that the order passed on January 22 in a criminal case is strange. It is given in a printed format.

In that format, some details are filled by hand and some are already typed.

Cyber ​​Crime: Nine including two Chinese nationals arrested in Karnataka in 290 crore scam.

The Karnataka Police has unearthed a scam of over Rs 290 crore. People have been cheated through Powerbank mobile app by luring them with high interest on investment.

Police have arrested nine people, including two Chinese nationals.

Chief kingpin Anas Ahmed, a businessman from Kerala.

Police said that the accused had formed many fake companies to cheat the people. This case is also related to money laundering.

Its main kingpin is Anas Ahmed, a businessman from Kerala, who has links with hawala operators in China. Ahmed studied in China and married a Chinese woman.

He had created many other fake companies including Bull Finch Technology and used to send money out through them.

Among the arrested accused are nine people, including two citizens of China and Tibet.

The Cyber ​​Crime Branch of the police said that the arrested accused included two nationals each from China and Tibet and five people. All these people called themselves the directors of the company.

Main accused’s bank account freeze.

Search is on for other accused. The police have also seized a hefty amount by freezing the bank account of the main accused.

After receiving the amount, the accused neither paid interest nor returned the principal amount.

The Cyber ​​Crime Branch said that once the money was received, the accused neither paid interest nor returned the principal amount. Also used to remove the app from Google Play Store.