Indian police have arrested Harsh Vardhan Jain, who allegedly ran a fake embassy from a rented house near New Delhi, posing as an ambassador for imaginary countries like 'Westarctica' and 'Seborga.' Over nearly a decade, Jain is accused of orchestrating a massive scam worth around ₹300 crore ($36 million), luring job seekers with promises of overseas employment and diplomatic privileges. The investigation revealed he made 162 foreign trips, held multiple overseas bank accounts, and used shell companies to launder money. Authorities seized fake diplomatic passports, luxury cars, and morphed photos with high-profile leaders. The case highlights vulnerabilities in trust infrastructure and the growing trend of elaborate scams involving fictional 'micronations.'
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