Entrepreneurial Deception: Man Loses Wealth in Pharmaceutical Venture Scam
A 74-year-old man from Mumbai lost Rs 1.6 crore after a businessman, Dhanesh Gundecha, failed to deliver on a promised partnership in a pharmaceutical venture. Despite the initial investment for a 25% stake, the venture never started, and Gundecha has not returned the funds. A case has been filed.

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A 74-year-old man from Mumbai was allegedly scammed out of Rs 1.6 crore by Nagpur businessman Dhanesh Gundecha, according to the police.
The retired man operates a pharmaceutical company with a wide reach, distributing products across India and international markets, as confirmed by Juhu police.
Four years ago, Gundecha proposed a lucrative capsule manufacturing project, offering a 25% partnership stake. The complainant invested Rs 1.6 crore, but the venture never materialized and funds were not returned. A lawsuit for cheating and breach of trust was filed against Gundecha on Friday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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