BlueChip Group founder Ravindra Nath Soni, wanted for multi-crore investment frauds in Dubai, India, and overseas, was dramatically arrested in Dehradun after police tracked him through a food delivery app. The Kanpur Police nabbed Soni at his doorstep, accusing him of duping investors of over ₹42 lakh in India and running massive scam schemes that promised double returns within 36–46 months.
Authorities say the BlueChip Group collected $17 million from investors across the UAE, US, Malaysia, and India before shutting operations and disappearing. Multiple FIRs, civil suits, and bank accounts linked to Soni are under investigation, with ₹80 lakh already frozen. His bail plea has been rejected, and he is now in judicial custody.
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