Aishwarya gowda sent to 14-day ED custody in gold scam case

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has been granted a 14-day custody of Aishwarya Gowda in connection with a major gold and jewelry fraud case. The accused allegedly committed the fraud by falsely claiming to be the sister of D.K., leading to a financial scam worth ₹9.82 crore.

ED officials conducted a thorough investigation from morning till evening, examining CCTV footage and phone call details related to the case. Subsequently, Aishwarya Gowda, the main accused in the case, was arrested by the RMC. A raid was conducted at her residence, located in the Yard area, and a detailed search was carried out until the evening. After her arrest, Aishwarya was taken into custody and brought to the ED office in Shantinagar. She was presented before the judge, who issued an order for her to remain in ED custody for 14 days. The investigation into the case is ongoing as officials continue to gather more evidence.

This case highlights the growing concern over fraudulent activities involving high-value assets like gold and jewelry, and the authorities are determined to bring the culprits to justice. The case has drawn significant attention due to the scale of the fraud and the involvement of a well-known figure. Aishwarya Gowda’s alleged attempt to deceive using a fabricated connection to a prominent individual has raised concerns about the increasing number of financial scams. The ED is also exploring potential accomplices and looking into the movement of the stolen assets.