Jago Bharat (QNET Scam)

  The Cyberabad police served summons on 500 individuals, including Shahrukh Khan, Boman Irani, Anil Kapoor, Jackie Shroff, and Yuvraj Singh in connection with the probe into QNet multi-level marketing crimes. In order to explain their endorsement of or affiliation with QNet, the receivers have been asked by the police to come before the investigation office within a week. Police warned that appropriate legal action will be taken against the recipients if they failed to appear before the investigating officer within the allotted period. The Cyberabad police took action after several QNet victims claimed that numerous innocent individuals had been defrauded as a result of celebrities endorsing QNet. Numerous cases of fraud against QNet and its Indian subsidiary Vihaan Direct Selling have been reported to the authorities. The Cyberabad police have detained 58 independent QNet representatives in various situations since January. In a press conference the arrest of independent ...

 The Bombay High Court noted that "the deceit and fraud is camouflaged under the banner of e-marketing and business" while rejecting the anticipatory bail requests of five suspects in the multi-crore QNET scam. According to the Court, this plan is undeniably a multi-level marketing (MLM) activity, and a pyramid structure of such a scheme is established so that members are guaranteed money on the purchase and sale of products. The company's motto, ‘sell more, earn more,' looks to be quite appealing and benign. This motto, although, is completely covered. The company's core premise is that people can be duped. As a result, the true motto is ‘sell more, earn more' through duping consumers. In reality, it is a chain reaction in which a person is duped and then coached to dupe others in order to make money. Workshops are held for this reason, when study and business content are mixed with a jumble of words, promises, and dreams. Thus, deception and fraud are hi...