This is an archive article published on June 11, 2019
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Bangalore IMA Jewellery scam: More than 3,000 cases booked against founder

In the viral audio clip, Mohammed Khan named a Congress MLA claiming that he had taken 400 crores from Khan and which was not repaid as the Congress MLA did not get the ticket from the party for the recent parliamentary election.

Written by: Darshan Devaiah BP
5 min readBengaluruJun 11, 2019 04:30 PM IST First published on: Jun 11, 2019 at 03:22 PM IST
ima-scam-bangalore Thousands of investors gathered in front of I Monetary Advisory (IMA) jewels at Commercial Street on Monday. Express Photo

Thousands of investors panicked and gathered in front of I Monetary Advisory (IMA) jewels at Commercial Street on Monday after its missing founder and managing director Mohammed Mansoor Khan’s audio clip went viral on the internet where he claimed that he was going to commit suicide.

IMA Jewels a company founded in 2006 by Mohammed Mansoor Khan, a Gulf-returnee. In the viral audio clip, Mohammed Khan named a Congress MLA claiming that he had taken 400 crores from Khan and which was not repaid as the Congress MLA did not get the ticket from the party for the recent parliamentary election.

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In the audio clip, Khan’s message was to the Bengaluru City police commissioner was, “ By the time you would be listening to this message, I’m certain that I won’t be there in this world. I have decided to end my life. Sir, I built this company with a lot of hard work in the last 12 to 13 years. But because of the corruption in the Central government and the state government, I kept bribing the bureaucrats and Muslim politicians. The PMO and the RBI were misinformed.”

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