Stag Sports: The director of Meerut’s well-known sports company Stag Sports was cheated of Rs 16.50 crore

 Pranav Kohli of Meerut is alleged to have paid Rs 16.65 crore from the company. It is alleged that on October 19, Pranav went missing leaving a suicide note at home


The director of Meerut’s well-known sports company Stag Sports was cheated of Rs 16.50 crore. The accused defrauded the company in the name of supplying oxygen concentrator, mask and corona testing kit. The accused is none other than the husband of the complainant. At the same time, now the accused has absconded from his house, leaving a suicide note saying that the damage was done. After the complaint with the ADG, a case has been registered in the medical station.

Pranav Kohli, son of Rakesh Kohli, owner of Meerut city’s famous sports company Stag International, has been caught in a case of cheating of 16.65 crores.

Vinita Kohli, director of Stag Sports, has complained of fraud of Rs 16.50 crore to ADG Rajiv Sabarwal, saying that Pranav Kohli, his acquaintance living in Sadar Bazar, had proposed to start the supply of goods used during the Corona period. The transaction started with Pranav in the name of supply of goods like Corona Testing Kit, Oxygen Concentrator, Mask etc. According to Vinita, when the business started going well in the beginning, she believed in Pranav. After this, Pranav proposed that the goods which are being ordered from abroad are very expensive and some local companies will get the goods at cheaper prices. After this, Pranav Kohli made payment of Rs 16.50 crore to seven companies. Still the goods were not received. In the investigation, it was found that all the companies are either fake or have been closed. Meanwhile, on October 19, Pranav went missing leaving a suicide note. It is written in the suicide note that there has been a loss of 15 crores, I am going to commit suicide.

Now his wife Vinita Kohli and mother Monica have lodged an FIR against Pranav in the medical station. According to Tahrir, Pranav was found after searching. He came to know that all the seven companies with him were involved in the fraud from the very beginning. After Monica and Vinita pleaded with the police for action, the police have started investigation.

Let us tell you that Rakesh Kohli’s wife Monica and daughter-in-law Vinita are the directors of Stagg Sports Solution Pvt Ltd. Vinita Kohli has given an application to ADG Zone Rajiv Sabharwal and told that her company prepares sports material to encourage players. Their sports goods are also supplied abroad.

This dispute of the family of stag owner Rakesh Kohli is now in the police station. In the Tahrir given to the police, the address of Pranav Kohli has been given as Bombay Bazar, while Monica and Vinita have given their address as Mangal Pandey Nagar. On the other hand, the investigator Sant Sharan Singh says that investigation has been started in this matter

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