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Mumbai: Ponzi company’s bouncers thrash investor for speaking to the media

Cops believe about 25,000 investors have been duped of Rs 100 crore by Kaak Economic Marketing Pvt Ltd that promised very high returns

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Rajesh Manjal said the bouncers attacked him on Sunday night; (right) bouncers outside the Borivli office of Kaak Economic Marketing Pvt Ltd on Monday

Rajesh Manjal said the bouncers attacked him on Sunday night; (right) bouncers outside the Borivli office of Kaak Economic Marketing Pvt Ltd on Monday

Hours after a man who was allegedly duped by a Borivli-based Ponzi firm spoke to the media on Sunday, he was thrashed by the company’s bouncers. Rajesh Manjal said he was targeted because he has been aggressively pursuing to get his money back. The founder of the firm, Kaak Economic Marketing Pvt Ltd, was arrested on February 19 for cheating at least 25,000 investors through schemes that promised high returns. 

Kandivli resident Manjal, a delivery boy, five bouncers waylaid him at Bandarpakhadi where he had gone to meet a friend. The bouncers abused him and hit him with a cricket bat. The Charkop police have registered a case and are yet to make any arrests. The police have also found that Kakde bought a lot of land using investors’ money.

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