Archive · 20 May 2025
Anchor Group Owner Arrested in Rs 67 Crore Fraud Case
Hemang Shah, an owner of Anchor Group, has been arrested for allegedly defrauding his brother, Mehul Shah, of Rs 67 crore.
Hemang convinced Mehul to invest in stocks, mutual funds, and debentures through Anand Rathi.
Discrepancies were later found in the demat account balances.
When Mehul attempted to withdraw funds for a flat purchase, the cheque was returned.
Hemang then allegedly transferred funds overseas and froze a corporate account.
The arrest occurred at Delhi Airport following a Look Out Circular.
The brothers are part of the family that founded Anchor Electrical Pvt.
Ltd., which was sold in 2007.
Hemang Shah arrested for allegedly defrauding his brother.
The fraud involved Rs 67 crore from investment funds.
Mehul Shah filed an FIR alleging a breach of trust.
The funds were invested in mutual funds and stocks via Anand Rathi.
Hemang was arrested at Delhi airport following a Look Out Circular.
- Who
- Hemang Shah and Mehul Shah, brothers, owners of Anchor Group
- What
- Hemang Shah was arrested for allegedly defrauding his brother.
- When
- Arrested on Sunday. The alleged fraud occurred in 2024.
- Where
- Mumbai, India; Delhi Airport
- Why
- To be determined by the ongoing investigation.
- Suspect
- Hemang Jadavji Shah
- Victim
- Mehul Shah
- Amount Allegedly Defrauded
- Rs 67 crore
- Arrest Location
- Delhi Airport
- Involved Company
- Anchor Group
- Investment Brokerage
- Anand Rathi Share and Stock Broker Ltd