A large number of women staged a protest on the Saharanpur-Delhi Road on Tuesday, blocking traffic and demanding justice against Asian Enterprises. The women allege that the company deceived them under the pretense of providing employment, absconding with significant sums of money.
Details of the Allegations:
- Company’s Promises: Asian Enterprises, established four months ago in the Sadar Bazaar police station area, reportedly promised job opportunities and charged a registration fee of Rs 2,400 from each participant. The company provided 1 kilogram of wool, which was used to create flower-shaped items.
- Recruitment Scheme: Participants were encouraged to recruit additional women, earning a commission of Rs 400 for each new recruit. Approximately 5,000 women joined the company within four months.
- Company’s Closure: The company abruptly shut down its office and disappeared late Monday night, leaving many women without the promised employment or recourse for their invested money.
Protest and Response:
- The protesting women took to the streets, blocking roads and demanding justice. Local police arrived to manage the situation and address the grievances of the protesters.
- Police Statement: Saharanpur SP City Abhimanyu Manglik reported that the police became aware of the situation through the protest. Authorities have assured that legal action will be taken against those responsible. An investigation is underway to gather all relevant details and prosecute those involved.
The authorities are working to address the situation and ensure that justice is served for the victims of this alleged scam.
