Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Raj Kundra's Novel Becomes Ironic Amidst Bitcoin Scam Charges
Raj Kundra, facing accusations of a Bitcoin scam, is in trouble with the law.
The government, like a financial detective, claims he has a lot of money from a Bitcoin scam and tried to hide it.
Making it even more interesting, Kundra wrote a book in 2013 about schemes for making money.
Now, people are pointing out the irony of the book's plot alongside his current legal issues.
The government says Kundra has not shared all the details about the money.
Raj Kundra faces charges from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) related to a Bitcoin scam.
The ED alleges Kundra possesses 285 Bitcoins, valued at ₹150.47 crore.
Kundra is accused of failing to disclose Bitcoin wallet details.
Kundra wrote a novel titled 'How Not To Make Money' in 2013.
The book's plot involves characters setting up a scam.
- Who
- Raj Kundra
- What
- Faces charges related to a Bitcoin scam, and his novel 'How Not To Make Money' is gaining attention.
- When
- Earlier this week (ED filed a chargesheet)
- Where
- India
- Why
- Alleged involvement in a Bitcoin scam and money laundering.
- Suspect
- Raj Kundra
- Charges
- Money laundering in Bitcoin scam
- Bitcoin Value
- ₹150.47 crore
- Bitcoin Amount
- 285
- Novel Title
- How Not To Make Money