In 2019, a shocking case emerged in Jaipur, where a well-known businessman mysteriously died. Initially, it was considered a case of suicide, but when the police investigated further, it turned out to be a well-planned conspiracy.Ajay Verma was a successful businessman with major investments in hotels and real estate. His wife, Sakshi, and his business partner, Ravi Sharma, were the two people closest to him. One day, Ajay was found dead in his home under suspicious circumstances. At first, it seemed like a suicide because a note was found at the scene, in which Ajay allegedly mentioned financial losses and depression as the reasons for taking his own life.When the police conducted a thorough investigation, they uncovered shocking details. Ajay’s call records and bank transactions revealed that his company had been experiencing large-scale financial fraud for the past few months. Additionally, multiple phone conversations between Sakshi and Ravi were recorded around the time of the incident.The police examined the post-mortem report, which revealed that Ajay had died due to poisoning, while the suicide note claimed that he had hanged himself. This contradiction raised suspicions of murder. When the police interrogated Sakshi strictly, she broke down and confessed to the crime.Sakshi and Ravi were involved in an extramarital affair and wanted to take over Ajay’s wealth and business. They planned to slowly poison Ajay so that his death would appear to be a suicide. On the day of the incident, they drugged him and later strangled him to death. Afterward, they forged a fake suicide note to mislead the police.When the police arrested Ravi, he also confessed to the crime. He admitted that he and Sakshi had been planning this for a long time and were gradually transferring Ajay’s wealth into their names. During the court trial, the prosecution presented strong evidence, including the post-mortem report, call recordings, and bank transaction records.After a two-year trial, in 2021, the court sentenced Sakshi and Ravi to life imprisonment. The case gained widespread attention across the country, proving that no matter how clever criminals think they are, the law will eventually catch up with them.In the same year, 2022, a high-profile fraud case was uncovered in Mumbai, where a man deceived multiple people and scammed them out of crores of rupees. This individual ran a fake investment company, luring investors with false promises of high returns.During the investigation, the police discovered that the scheme was actually a Ponzi scheme, where money from new investors was used to pay older investors. When the scam was exposed, the accused fled, but after six months of intensive search, the police tracked him down and arrested him in Goa. The court sentenced him to 10 years in prison, and his seized assets were used to compensate the defrauded investors. In 2019, a shocking case emerged in Jaipur, where a well-known businessman mysteriously died. Initially, it was considered a case of suicide, but when the police investigated further, it turned out to be a well-planned conspiracy.Ajay Verma was a successful businessman with major investments in hotels and real estate. His wife, Sakshi, and his business partner, Ravi Sharma, were the two people closest to him. One day, Ajay was found dead in his home under suspicious circumstances. At first, it seemed like a suicide because a note was found at the scene, in which Ajay allegedly mentioned financial losses and depression as the reasons for taking his own life.When the police conducted a thorough investigation, they uncovered shocking details. Ajay’s call records and bank transactions revealed that his company had been experiencing large-scale financial fraud for the past few months. Additionally, multiple phone conversations between Sakshi and Ravi were recorded around the time of the incident.The police examined the post-mortem report, which revealed that Ajay had died due to poisoning, while the suicide note claimed that he had hanged himself. This contradiction raised suspicions of murder. When the police interrogated Sakshi strictly, she broke down and confessed to the crime.Sakshi and Ravi were involved in an extramarital affair and wanted to take over Ajay’s wealth and business. They planned to slowly poison Ajay so that his death would appear to be a suicide. On the day of the incident, they drugged him and later strangled him to death. Afterward, they forged a fake suicide note to mislead the police.When the police arrested Ravi, he also confessed to the crime. He admitted that he and Sakshi had been planning this for a long time and were gradually transferring Ajay’s wealth into their names. During the court trial, the prosecution presented strong evidence, including the post-mortem report, call recordings, and bank transaction records.After a two-year trial, in 2021, the court sentenced Sakshi and Ravi to life imprisonment. The case gained widespread attention across the country, proving that no matter how clever criminals think they are, the law will eventually catch up with them.In the same year, 2022, a high-profile fraud case was uncovered in Mumbai, where a man deceived multiple people and scammed them out of crores of rupees. This individual ran a fake investment company, luring investors with false promises of high returns.During the investigation, the police discovered that the scheme was actually a Ponzi scheme, where money from new investors was used to pay older investors. When the scam was exposed, the accused fled, but after six months of intensive search, the police tracked him down and arrested him in Goa. The court sentenced him to 10 years in prison, and his seized assets were used to compensate the defrauded investors. Submit