Phir Hera Pheri: 59 Crore Scam Rocks J&K; Idrees Mir’s Endorsement Sparks Controversy
Phir Hera Pheri: 59 Crore Scam Rocks J&K; Idrees Mir’s Endorsement Sparks Controversy
In a shocking turn of events, social media platforms in Jammu and Kashmir have erupted with claims of a major financial scam involving an application named Creative Curative Surveys Pvt. Ltd. According to widespread reports on social media, the application has allegedly collected a staggering 59 crores from individuals in the region.
Protesters have gathered in front of the company’s office in Srinagar, which is currently closed, adding to the rising tension surrounding the situation. The application itself is unresponsive, leaving investors anxious and frustrated.
The controversy revolves around the promise made by the app, assuring users that their investments would be doubled within a short span of 5-6 days. Now, with the app inaccessible and the office shuttered, individuals who invested in the scheme are left in uncertainty.
Blame has been directed towards a prominent YouTuber from J&K, Idrees Mir, who allegedly promoted the dubious application on his YouTube channel. Social media users claim that Mir’s endorsement led to a significant number of people trusting the app. Another YouTuber, Yawar wani, is also under scrutiny for endorsing the app in a video, where he asserted its legality and verification.
As the gravity of the situation unfolds, calls for action are intensifying. The cyber police of Kashmir is urged to take up the case promptly and initiate a thorough investigation.
Individuals found to be involved in this alleged scam should be booked immediately, ensuring accountability and justice for those affected by the financial deception.
Disclaimer: The information presented is sourced from various Facebook posts, videos, CNS news agency, and other important agencies. Internal verification has not been conducted. This report is for informational purposes only, and we do not assume responsibility for its accuracy or consequences. Additionally, the 59 crore figure mentioned is not verified, and we do not take responsibility for this figure.
