
The Central Office for Investigation (CBI) on Saturday was issued from the United States Indian national Angad Singh Chandhok. Chandhok is charged with running fraud with technical support worth several million dollars that focused older US citizens using the Shell company.
He was convicted by the US court for his involvement in extensive online fraud, nor informed.
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He and his collaborators presented as technical support providers and cheated on the victims to transfer a substantial amount of money. According to a press release of March 2022 from the US Ministry of Justice, he was sentenced to six years in prison for his role in the system.
The authorities revealed that the fraudulent funds were transferred through several Shell companies established by Chandhok, and the money eventually moved to India and other countries.
According to the United States, the Rhode Island district, while living in California, Angad Singh Chandhok, 34, operated a long and comprehensive money laundering network in which he created and used companies to move millions of dollars from Americans through online technical support and later report.
Chandhok, directed by a team of at least five individuals, maintained direct contact with international high -level workers involved in the fraud system.
According to court documents, Indian students in the US, including four based in Newport, Rhode Island, received funds from the victims of technical support fraud. These funds were then transferred to Chandhok accounts that played a key role in money washing. His money laundering operation served as a key connection between offenders based in the US and their international counterparts.
Chandhok’s crime lasted two years, during this time he “cleaned” at least $ 1.5 million. Government’s evidence showed that almost $ 930,000 was washing in just a month.
On 19 August 2019, Chandhok confessed to a conspiracy for the purpose of washing a criminal return. On Thursday, the head of the US District Court John J. McConnell, Jr. He sentenced to 72 months of imprisonment, followed by 3 years of federal release.
The statement states that Chandhok is sought in his native India for fraud and was an international refugee of justice when he participated in his sophisticated money laundering activities in the United States, nor reported.
Chandhok’s crime lasted two years, during this time he “cleaned” at least $ 1.5 million.
CBI watched its release for a long time through a prolonged legal process. With his return to India, which is now ensured, Chandhok is expected to be made before the relevant court, where CBI will look for its ties for further investigation.
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