Pragati Sheel Infra Directors Convicted
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported May 31, 2026 · Last updated May 31, 2026
The conviction and sentencing of Pragati Sheel Infra Projects & Services Limited and its directors for a Rs 5-6 crore chit fund fraud highlights regulatory risks in the financial sector. This event could lead to increased scrutiny on similar private investment schemes, potentially impacting investor confidence and the operational environment for other non-bank financial entities in India.
A CBI Court in Agartala, India — Tripura, has convicted Pragati Sheel Infra Projects & Services Limited and its CMD Arindam Das, Director Paritosh Das, and Administrative Director Dipshikha Chakraborty in a chit fund fraud case. The accused misappropriated Rs 5-6 crore collected from the public. Arindam Das, Paritosh Das, and Dipshikha Chakraborty were each sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment and fined Rs 3 lakh. Pragati Sheel Infra Projects & Services Limited was also fined Rs 7 lakh. The United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation re-registered the case in 2013 and filed a chargesheet in 2018. The court has ordered that the realized fine amounts and recovered assets be distributed proportionately among the aggrieved depositors through the District_Magistrate_&_Collector, India — Unakoti district, Kailashahar.
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