Gurgaon : The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed to quash the FIR registered against Gurgaon based facility The management company was accused of inflating the number of employees to siphon off provident fund (PF) contributions of several crores.
pf department And the police found no irregularities in their investigation and gave a clean chit to the firm.
Justice Harnaresh Singh Gill of the Punjab and Haryana High Court on November 16, 2022, while hearing the petition of Vikas Dhull and others vs. State of Haryana and others, directed quashing of the FIR lodged in the PF fraud case. Dhull had filed a petition before the HC seeking quashing of the FIR against his company and its directors.
“FIR no. 260 dated 16.08.2021 registered at Police Station DLF Phase-1, Gurgaon under Sections 420, 467, 468, 471, 380, 408 and 120-B of IPC and all proceedings arising therefrom stand cancelled.
Based on a report submitted by ACP (DLF) Vikas Kaushik in November 2022, the HC directed quashing of the FIR.
The Gurgaon Police in its report before the court mentioned that no irregularities were found.
A report submitted by ACP (DLF) Vikas Kaushik said, “A comparison of the records of DMRC, Railways and PF department did not reveal any irregularities.”
A case of alleged financial fraud of Rs 150 crore was registered against the company and its directors in 2021.
He was accused of manipulating provident fund (PF) contributions of employees and siphoning off huge amounts of money in forged salary records and other documents of non-existent employees.
After getting the relief from the High Court, Vikas Dhull, CEO and Owner of V Inspirer Facility Management Pvt Ltd said that they are a reputed company, which has received many prestigious awards and recognition from Central Government, DMRC, Railways and reputed corporate houses. His services across the country.
“Some of our competitors are envious of our growth and have hatched a conspiracy to implicate V Inspirer in fictitious and frivolous legal cases. The Provident Fund (PF) department and the police after a detailed investigation gave us a clean chit in their report and on the basis of which the High Court quashed the FIR lodged against us.
Dhull, who is retired from the Indian Army, said his stint in the army kept him strong in tough times.
Dhull said, “Businesses suffered in the process, but now we are back with double the energy, and an overwhelming response from customers who have experienced our services in the most professional, ethical and compliant manner “
He added that the investigation carried out by the government agencies has reiterated that ‘V Inspirer’ is a fully compliant company that follows all the rules and norms.
“Now, we are getting a lot of business proposals from a diverse spectrum, and we are working aggressively to meet the expectations of the customers,” said Dhull.
pf department And the police found no irregularities in their investigation and gave a clean chit to the firm.
Justice Harnaresh Singh Gill of the Punjab and Haryana High Court on November 16, 2022, while hearing the petition of Vikas Dhull and others vs. State of Haryana and others, directed quashing of the FIR lodged in the PF fraud case. Dhull had filed a petition before the HC seeking quashing of the FIR against his company and its directors.
“FIR no. 260 dated 16.08.2021 registered at Police Station DLF Phase-1, Gurgaon under Sections 420, 467, 468, 471, 380, 408 and 120-B of IPC and all proceedings arising therefrom stand cancelled.
Based on a report submitted by ACP (DLF) Vikas Kaushik in November 2022, the HC directed quashing of the FIR.
The Gurgaon Police in its report before the court mentioned that no irregularities were found.
A report submitted by ACP (DLF) Vikas Kaushik said, “A comparison of the records of DMRC, Railways and PF department did not reveal any irregularities.”
A case of alleged financial fraud of Rs 150 crore was registered against the company and its directors in 2021.
He was accused of manipulating provident fund (PF) contributions of employees and siphoning off huge amounts of money in forged salary records and other documents of non-existent employees.
After getting the relief from the High Court, Vikas Dhull, CEO and Owner of V Inspirer Facility Management Pvt Ltd said that they are a reputed company, which has received many prestigious awards and recognition from Central Government, DMRC, Railways and reputed corporate houses. His services across the country.
“Some of our competitors are envious of our growth and have hatched a conspiracy to implicate V Inspirer in fictitious and frivolous legal cases. The Provident Fund (PF) department and the police after a detailed investigation gave us a clean chit in their report and on the basis of which the High Court quashed the FIR lodged against us.
Dhull, who is retired from the Indian Army, said his stint in the army kept him strong in tough times.
Dhull said, “Businesses suffered in the process, but now we are back with double the energy, and an overwhelming response from customers who have experienced our services in the most professional, ethical and compliant manner “
He added that the investigation carried out by the government agencies has reiterated that ‘V Inspirer’ is a fully compliant company that follows all the rules and norms.
“Now, we are getting a lot of business proposals from a diverse spectrum, and we are working aggressively to meet the expectations of the customers,” said Dhull.