Discussion on How Munjals fell prey to the Citibank fraud

It was not Puri's fault it seems.
by chanakya maurya on Jan 19, 2011 01:39 PM | Hide replies

It just did not work out the way it was desired.

The equity market pardons no lusts.

Its rewards to the judicious are unimaginably generous too.

Puri tried his hand at MIG-21.

Perhaps he did know known how to fly even a dakota.

At the end of the day it is Munjals who proved they were plain idiots.

To prove Puri a fraudster would be long legal marathon.

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Re: It was not Puri's fault it seems.
by Raj Gopal on Jan 19, 2011 01:49 PM
Puri is just a frontman. They are hiding the main culprits. How can such a big fund be managed by one single person without any accomplice or Godfather?

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Re: Re: It was not Puri's fault it seems.
by Hawala Guy on Jan 19, 2011 07:59 PM
Remember the Charles Ponzi scheme in US... the fraudsters are limited by thier imagination... and victims are those who buy that imagination...

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Re: It was not Puri's fault it seems.
by Balan Iyer on Jan 19, 2011 02:01 PM
Yeh,Hero Honda People were literally
taken for a ride by fraudster Shiv
Raj Puri.

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Re: Re: It was not Puri's fault it seems.
by ushpreet bawa on Jan 19, 2011 07:20 PM
Yeah Hero honda taken for a long ride

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