In the urban landscape of Kanpur, a magnate immersed in the chemical realm and hailing from a minority faction has lodged a grievance against a business confederate, alleging a financial deceit amounting to a staggering Rs 51 lakh. The alleged malfeasance unfolded within the sanctum of a minister’s domicile situated in the heart of Uttar Pradesh. According to the aggrieved entrepreneur, the malefactor orchestrated a coercive rendezvous, unleashing intimidation tactics and persuading him to relinquish his pursuit of financial reparation.
Venturing into the intricate details, the complainant, Harjeet Singh, brought the matter to the attention of both the Minority Commission and Police Commissioner Akhil Kumar, culminating in the formal filing of a complaint. The Minority Commission, in turn, has undertaken a meticulous inquiry into the assertions made by Singh. The entrepreneur, a denizen of the Fazalganj police station area, expounded that his professional endeavors revolve around the chemical domain.
Singh narrated that financial transactions of substantial magnitude occurred with the accused, Piyush Singh Chauhan, domiciled in Kakadev. In February 2023, Singh purportedly transferred a significant sum of Rs 20 lakh to Piyush’s financial reservoir. Additionally, Piyush purportedly procured commodities valued at an approximate Rs 31 lakh from the aggrieved businessman. When Singh mustered the courage to demand restitution, Piyush orchestrated a summons to the domicile of a Minister of State residing in Kakadev.
Within the confines of the ministerial abode, Singh recounted facing threats and admonitions, dissuading him from exerting pressure for financial recovery or disclosing the matter to any external party. Crucially, Singh emphasized that the Minister of State was conspicuously absent during the coercive encounter. Subsequently, the entrepreneur dispatched a formal missive to the Minister of State, hoping to draw attention to the malfeasance.
Regrettably, the epistle failed to elicit a response, prompting Singh to escalate the matter by lodging a complaint with the Minority Commission. Undeterred, he sought an audience with Police Commissioner Akhil Kumar, bringing the malfeasance to the forefront of police attention. The Police Commissioner, in a gesture of assurance, pledged appropriate legal action in response to the disclosed transgressions.
Insiders revealed that the Minority Commission, cognizant of the alleged financial subterfuge totaling Rs 51 lakh, promptly initiated an inquiry into the matter. A directive from the Commission mandated a comprehensive report to be submitted by the 19th of February. Commissioner Akhil Kumar affirmed that investigative orders have been disseminated, emphasizing that subsequent actions would be contingent on the revelations unearthed during the investigative process.
