Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Alok Nath Granted Protection in Fraud Case by Supreme Court
Imagine some famous actors advertised a savings plan.
People invested their money, but then the company couldn't pay them back.
One person complained.
The court has told the police not to arrest one of the actors while they check things out.
Other actors were involved.
The police are looking into the company called Human Welfare Credit Cooperative Society Ltd.
It offered things like fixed deposits and recurring deposits.
The court has also asked the government for more information.
Alok Nath received interim protection from arrest.
The case involves a multi-level marketing scheme in Sonipat, Haryana.
Shreyas Talpade also received protection in the same case.
Vipul Antil filed the complaint.
The FIR was filed under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Who
- Alok Nath, Shreyas Talpade, Vipul Antil, investors of the Human Welfare Credit Cooperative Society Ltd.
- What
- The Supreme Court granted interim protection from arrest to Alok Nath in a fraud case.
- When
- Complaint filed January 22, Supreme Court ruling September 16.
- Where
- Sonipat, Haryana, and New Delhi.
- Why
- Alok Nath and others allegedly promoted a fraudulent multi-level marketing scheme.
Investors
Defendants
Financial Losses
Investors
Investors claim they suffered significant financial losses due to the scheme.
Defendants
The defendants have yet to present their full case but presumably deny responsibility.
- Actors Involved
- Alok Nath, Shreyas Talpade
- Complainant
- Vipul Antil
- Complaint Date
- January 22
- Charges
- Cheating, Criminal Breach of Trust
- Cooperative Society
- Human Welfare Credit Cooperative Society Ltd.
- Legal Action
- Supreme Court protection from arrest
- Court's Action
- Issued notice to Haryana, UP, and Central Govt.
