2 thousand crore fraud, actress in prison!


Published: 01:39 18 September 2024
After the arrest of Vishal Phukon, the mastermind of gambling scams on online platforms, information about a scam worth around Tk 2,200 crores was leaked in Assam. After that, Assamese actress Sumi Bora came to the attention of the law enforcement agencies. According to the police, Sumir used his film industry reputation and network to provide clients for gambling on Vishal Phukon online platform. They assured the clients of money back.
Being accused, the actress and her husband surrendered to the police. He was remanded for 5 days. The court sent the actress and her husband Tarqiq Bora to judicial custody after the police did not apply to extend their custody.
After five days of police custody on Monday, he was taken to court on Tuesday. As the police did not apply for an extension of their custody at that time, they were sent to Dibrugarh Central Jail in the eastern border region of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh in judicial custody.
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