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Amway accused attend court trial
Of 32 persons accused in the illegal money circulation scheme alleged to have organised by Amway India Enterprises, 25 persons attended the trial in the 3rd Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court at Nampally, here on Monday.
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Hyderabad: Of 32 persons accused in the illegal money circulation scheme alleged to have organised by Amway India Enterprises, 25 persons attended the trial in the 3rd Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court at Nampally, here on Monday.
It may be recalled that following a complaint by an NGO Corporate Frauds Watch, the Punjagutta police filed the criminal case which was later transferred to the Telangana CID police.
Subsequently, the CID investigated into the criminal case against Amway India Enterprises. Telangana CID DSP Ramnarasimha Reddy filed the charge sheet in the 3rd Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Court at Nampally and the accused were ordered to be present before the magistrate on Monday.
However, five of the accused were not present and many of the accused persons did not appoint advocates to argue their case.The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate instructed the advocates of the persons who were not present to be present in the court by the next hearing.
The court restrained itself from issuing non-bailable warrants after the advocates of the accused pleaded that their clients did not receive the summons.
The case is adjourned to December 22 with the instructions that all the accused should be present on that day. Incidentally, this is the second criminal case in which charge sheet was filed against Amway India Enterprises.
The trial of the first criminal case was also running in the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate court at Nampally.
