Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Uttarakhand MPs Seek Action in LUCC Fraud Case with Home Minister
Some people in Uttarakhand were tricked into investing money in a cooperative society called LUCC, which promised them a lot of money back.
But instead, the society took their money and didn't give it back.
Now, important people from Uttarakhand are asking the Home Minister to help get the money back and punish the people who did this.
They want the people who ran the society to be brought back to the country and held accountable.
The Home Minister said he would take action, and the government is also investigating the case.
Uttarakhand MPs met with Home Minister Amit Shah to address the LUCC fraud case.
The MPs urged for strict action and the return of defrauded funds to investors.
The LUCC fraud involved luring people with promises of high returns at its 35 branches.
Home Minister Amit Shah assured strict action against those responsible.
A CBI probe into the case has been approved by the Uttarakhand Chief Minister.
- Who
- Uttarakhand MPs and Home Minister Amit Shah.
- What
- Uttarakhand MPs sought action regarding the LUCC fraud case.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To address the LUCC fraud case and seek action against those responsible.
Victims
Promoters
Financial Harm
Victims
Loss of investment due to the fraud.
Promoters
Defrauding investors
- Fraudulent Society
- Loni Urban Multi-State Credit & Thrift Co-operative Society (LUCC)
- Location of Branches
- 35 branches in Uttarakhand
- Action Sought
- Strictest possible action
- Involved Parties
- Promoters of LUCC fraud case
- Investigation
- CBI probe approved