Find Out Abdul Karim Telgi, Who Was Involved In A Rs 20,000 Crore Scam, In Which Ministers And Policemen Were Also Caught.

One web-series that made a big splash in 2020 was 1992 - Harshad Mehta Story on Harshad Mehta, India's biggest scandal. Now after this series, the show's director Hansal Mehta is working on another web-series. This second story is about the biggest scandal in the country. Hansal Mehta scam 2003 is working on a series on the life of Abdul Karim Telgi in the country's Rs 20,000 crore scam. Until this series comes out we will tell you about the main mastermind of this new scam Abdul Karim Telgi. Who was Abdul Karim Telgi? Karim was born in 1961 in Khanpur, Karnataka. The father was a railway employee, but his father died when he was young. The responsibility of running the family fell on Telgi's shoulders. He jammed at the station and sold fruits and vegetables. Intermediate somehow completed his study. At that time, many people in the country turned to Saudi Arabia in search of income, which was also the way forward. Addiction to money was now a habit. After 7 years, he returned to the country and reached Maharashtra. That was in the 1980's. He first started making fake passports. Work progressed. He was arrested by the Mumbai Police in 1991 for the same fraud. But this prison trip proved to be beneficial for him. A fellow inmate told him that there was a shortage of stamps in the market after the Harshad Mehta stock scam. Telgi has received reports that people are removing revenue stamps from old share transfer certificates and using them. From 1992 to 2002, there was a scam of Rs 20 crore. Between 1992 and 2002, 12 cases of Telgi were reported in Maharashtra alone. A further 15 cases were reported in other states of the country. But there was such an intrusion into his government, officials and system that his business continued. He was arrested in 2001. During the interrogation, he named several police officers and leaders. The name of Assistant Inspector of Police Dilip Kamath came out in the most interesting way in the investigation. With a salary of just Rs 9000, this person's assets were found to be around Rs 100 crore. Similarly, the property of Crime Branch Inspector Vashisht Andale was found to be worth Rs 50 crore. Abdul Karim Telgi was brought out after his death. He was finally arrested in 2001. He reached Ajmer after fleeing from the police. He was accused of a scam worth Rs 20,000 crore. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. He was sent to Parappana Agrahara Central Jail in Bengaluru for sentencing. He was also fined Rs 202 crore. All the associates of Abdul Karim Telgi involved in the scam were sentenced to 6 years in prison. But, before the sentence was completed, he died on 26 October 2017 due to multiple organ failure. The stamp paper scandal perpetrated by Abdul Karim Telgi and himself was so big that Bollywood made a film on it called 'Mudrank'. The film was completed in 2008, but Telgi filed a lawsuit to stop its release. At the time, Telgi said all the facts shown in the film could disrupt the ongoing legal proceedings against him. So far this film has not been released. Now Hansal Mehta is bringing the story of this film. His story is taken from journalist Sanjay Singh's Hindi book 'Reporter's Diary'. Sanjay had written a big story of this scam at that time.