US EditionVikram Bhatt Arrested In Rs 30 Crore Fraud Case: Report
- On Sunday, Udaipur police arrested filmmaker Vikram Bhatt in Mumbai in an alleged Rs 30 crore cheating case registered in Rajasthan, with Bhopalpura Police Station, Udaipur handling the probe.
- Dr Ajay Murdia, owner of Indira IVF and Indira Group of Companies, alleged he was misled by Bhatt's group after being promised Rs 200 crore for a biopic on his late wife that never materialised.
- The FIR lists eight individuals including Shwetambari Bhatt, Krishna, and Mehboob Ansari, while VSB LLP is implicated and a lookout notice barred accused from leaving seven days before arrest.
- Rajasthan police will apply for transit remand in Bandra Court on Monday to transfer Bhatt to Udaipur, and police say the investigation is continuing.
- The complaint was filed nearly 20 days earlier, placing the arrest within a developing interstate probe linking Vikram Bhatt, industry figures, and the Indira Group / Indira IVF across Mumbai and Udaipur.
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Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt Arrested in Udaipur Cheating Scandal
Noted filmmaker Vikram Bhatt and his wife were arrested by the Udaipur police in connection with a Rs 30 crore fraud case. The case involves defrauding Dr. Ajay Murdia, who intended to fund a biopic on his late wife but did not see any promised returns. Udaipur Police are seeking further legal action.
Bollywood filmmaker Vikram Bhatt has been arrested by the Rajasthan Police in a scam case involving a ₹30 crore fraud. Six people were charged in the case, two of whom have already been arrested.
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