Singapore-based Speak Asia's bank accounts frozen in India
The Times Of India, 29 Jul 2011
HYDERABAD: CID sleuths have frozen the bank accounts of online survey company Speak Asia, which allegedly duped about 19 lakh people across the country including 40,000 people from the state to the tune of Rs 33 crore by resorting to financial irregularities.
The Singapore-based company's chief operating officer (COO) Tarak Bajpai and five others were arrested by Mumbai police from Indore in connection with the Rs 2,100-crore fraud on Thursday night. Full story
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