CBI attaches LUCC scam properties
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jun 25, 2026 · Last updated Jun 25, 2026
The attachment of properties by the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the LUCC Chit Fund scam signals a positive step towards investor protection and regulatory enforcement in India. This action may restore some confidence in the financial system, particularly for those affected by unregulated deposit schemes, and could lead to increased scrutiny of similar cooperative societies.
The United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has attached 23 properties valued at approximately Rs 25 crore across India — Uttarakhand, India — Uttar Pradesh, and India — Mumbai, in connection with the Loni Urban Multi State Credit and Thrift Co-operative Society (LUCC) Chit Fund scam. This action follows an investigation initiated in 2025, after the India — Uttarakhand High Court ordered the CBI to take over multiple FIRs. The scam allegedly defrauded over 1.6 lakh depositors of around Rs 419 crore. The CBI has arrested seven main accused, who are currently in judicial custody, and continues its efforts to identify additional assets linked to the fraud.
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