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ED Files Charge Sheet in Money Laundering Case Linked to Digital Arrest Fraud

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamFebruary 20, 20261 Min ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
ED Files Charge Sheet in Money Laundering Case Linked to Digital Arrest Fraud
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The ED’s Jalandhar Zonal Office has filed a charge sheet against five individuals in connection with a money laundering investigation related to industrialist S.P. Oswal’s digital arrest fraud case. The accused, including Rumi Kalita, Arpit Rathore, Anand Chaudhary, Atanu Chaudhary, and M/s Frozenman Warehousing & Logistics, are named in the complaint.

The ED’s probe, initiated based on an FIR by the Cyber Crime Police Station in Ludhiana, uncovered that fraudsters posing as CBI officers extorted Rs 7 crore from Oswal during the digital arrest. The illicit funds were channeled into the accounts of M/s Rigglo Ventures Private Limited and M/s Frozenman Warehousing & Logistics, controlled by Kalita and Rathore.

Further investigations revealed that proceeds from multiple cybercrime cases were funneled into the account of M/s Frozenman Warehousing & Logistics. The accused allegedly utilized an APK application named ‘AMMFORWARD’ to facilitate the movement of the illicit funds and engaged in trade-based money laundering to transfer the money abroad.

AMMFORWARD Anand Chaudhary Arpit Rathore Atanu Chaudhary Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita CBI ED Jalandhar Zonal Office Ludhiana Cyber Crime Police Station M/s Frozenman Warehousing & Logistics Money laundering Rigglo Ventures Private Limited Rumi Kalita S.P. Oswal
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