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Atishi approves new rules to crack down on financial crimes
The Morning Standard
|November 07, 2024
THE Delhi government has introduced new rules aimed at halting fraudulent financial schemes in the national capital.
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These rules were approved by Chief Minister Atishi on Wednesday and are designed to protect people from fake investment schemes that make false promises and defraud individuals in the name of high returns.
The government will now have the authority to take strict action in such cases, including investigations and asset confiscations.
"For a long time, people have been lured by false promises of high returns, only to face losses in the end. Through these new rules, the Delhi government will keep a close watch on such fraudsters," Atishi said.
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