Archive · 9 Jan 2026
Four booked for fraudulently raising Rs 4 crore for Palestine
In Beed, Maharashtra, four people were booked by the police for collecting a lot of money, over Rs 4 crore, by saying it was to help Palestine.
This happened during the war between Israel and Palestine.
The police say they did this in a dishonest way.
The money was collected in a bank account of a trust that was not registered, which makes it illegal.
The police are now investigating this case to find out more and to see if the accused have links with any banned organizations.
The war has caused many people to get hurt or die in Palestine.
Even after a ceasefire, more than 400 people have died.
Four persons were booked in Beed, Maharashtra for fraudulently collecting Rs 4 crore.
The money was claimed to be for supporting Palestine amid the Israel-Palestine conflict.
The overall Palestinian death toll stands at 71,391, with 171,279 wounded.
More than 400 deaths have been reported since a ceasefire was reached in October.
The money was collected in the bank account of a trust not registered with the charity commissioner, making the collection illegal.
- Who
- Four persons in Beed, Maharashtra
- What
- Booked for fraudulently collecting Rs 4 crore for Palestine
- When
- January 8, 2024
- Where
- Beed, Maharashtra
- Why
- To allegedly support Palestine amid the Israel-Palestine conflict
- Amount Collected
- Rs 4 crore
- Location
- Beed, Maharashtra
- Date of Booking
- January 8, 2024
- Conflict Involved
- Israel-Palestine war
- Palestinian Death Toll
- 71,391
- Palestinian Injuries
- 171,279
- Post-Ceasefire Deaths
- More than 400
- Trust Registration
- Not registered with the charity commissioner
- Arrested Accused
- Two