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Center-Right Owned by ABP GroupIndian national gets 8 years in prison for laundering money from fraud scheme targeting elderly
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A 60‑year‑old Indian national, Ahmed Maqbul Syed, a citizen of India and former resident of Illinois, was sentenced in New York to eight years in prison for laundering money from a fraud scheme that targeted the elderly, and was ordered to pay USD 2.4 million to the victims.
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New York: A 60-year-old Indian national was sentenced to eight years in prison for laundering money from a fraud scheme targeting the elderly and was also ordered to pay USD 2.4 million to the victims. Ahmed Maqbul Syed, a citizen of India and former resident of Illinois, was sentenced last week to…
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A 60-year-old Indian national was sentenced to eight years in prison for laundering money from a fraud scheme targeting the elderly and was also ordered to pay USD 2.4 million to the victims. Ahmed Maqbul Syed, a citizen of India and former resident of Illinois, was sentenced last week to 96 months…
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New York, Nov 5 (PTI): A 60-year-old Indian national was sentenced to eight years in prison for laundering money from a fraud scheme targeting the elderly and was also ordered to pay USD 2.4 million to the victims. Ahmed Maqbul Syed, a citizen of India and former resident of Illinois, was sentenced…
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New York, Nov 5 (PTI): A 60-year-old Indian national was sentenced to eight years in prison for laundering money from a fraud scheme targeting the elderly and was also ordered to pay USD 2.4 million to the victims. Ahmed Maqbul Syed, a citizen of India and former resident of Illinois, was sentenced…
