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How did Jainsol Engineering loot Rs 262 crore from investors ? Shares 90% Crash Blue Smart Off. In this video we will reveal the complete truth of this scheme. So watch till the end. Hello friends, I am Sandeep Kumar and today we will talk about Jasol Engineering Scheme, one of the biggest market share market schemes in India.
In April 2025, SEBI charged Jainsol promoters Anmol and Puneet Singh Jaggi with fraud. The company's share fell from ₹1147 to ₹116. That means a total loss of 90%. In this video we will tell the whole story of this scam, the losses of investors and ways to avoid it. So let's get started without any delay.
In 2007, the Jaggi brothers started Jainsol Engineering. It was a solar energy company. The company went public through SME IPO and reached the BSE main board by 2023. Everything was going well. Jsol launched Blue Smart, an EV service to compete with Uber and Ola. But everything changed in 2025. SEBI investigation revealed that the Jaggi brothers used the company as their personal vault.
He diverted a loan of Rs 262 crore. Out of which a luxury apartment worth Rs 42.94 crore was purchased in DLF Camelops. Moreover, golf equipment worth Rs 26 lakh was also purchased. This money belonged to investors and lenders which was taken to purchase EVs. So how did this scheme come about? Jasol took a loan of ₹978 crore from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India and PFC.
Out of which Rs 664 crore was for purchasing 6400 EVs. But SEBI found that only 4704 vehicles were purchased. That too for Rs 568 crore. Where did the rest of the money go? SEBI revealed that the Jaggi brothers diverted funds through cell companies like Go Auto and Valray. For example, Jasol gave ₹1 crore to Valray, which then went to Jaggi brothers' private venture Jasol Ventures, and the most shocking thing is that the company told the NSC that they had an EV manufacturing plant but there were only two to three workers there and the electricity bill was only ₹1.5 lakh.
What was the impact of this scam? Jasol's stock was crushed 90% and Blue Smart shut down its services in Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai. Around 1 lakh small investors who had invested money in Jaisal got trapped. Vijay Kedia is a famous investor who has warned of 10 red flags to avoid such companies. Let's see what those 10 red flakes are?
The first is Talk Big and Our Promise. Meaning they talk big. Making big, attractive promises. The second is maintaining constant media presence. Maintaining a consistent media presence. Through news, social media influencer posts and endless interview podcasts. The third is Magnify Even the Smallest Development.
It means that if any small achievement is made, it should be exaggerated. High shop, tasteless food. Fourth is Raise Funds Frequently Without Clarity on Deployment. Meaning, you are taking loans again and again. But it has not been decided where it will be deployed? Where will it be used ? Fifth is diversify into unrelated businesses just to write the trending narrative.
Meaning something is going on today. Tomorrow something else will work. Just following the trend, without any long analysis, without any right direction, just keep making things and building businesses by looking at the trends, trends keep on ending, they are formed again and then they keep on ending, sixth is our use of useless buzz words to sound innovative without real substance, like nowadays big words like AI power next gen, disruptive etc.
are being used in the market. Use such words. Seventh is Flaunt Lewis Promoter Lifest That Do Not Match Company Performance. What will you be shown? Even if the company is bankrupt, its promoters are buying big apartments. They are roaming around in big cars. This is what is shown. Whereas the actual truth is something else.
Eighth have high levels of promoter pledging. Meaning the promoters are pledging their shares again and again. Ninth is Face Frequent Exit of Key Personal. Meaning, the people on big posts, administrative posts, sensitive posts are being changed again and again or they are resigning on their own will.
For example, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Risk Officer, Auditor, Chief Executive etc. Dawaan is engaged in excessive related party transactions. Meaning transacting in useless things which are not related to business at all. If investors had paid attention to these signals, perhaps their money could have been saved.
So how can you avoid such scams? Here are five essential tips that will help you with this. The first is to investigate the company. Check the company records on SEBI website and check the complaint. The second is recognizing red flags. Keep in mind the 10 Vijay Kedia signs we just mentioned. The third is relying on reliable sources.
Instead of getting influenced by social media influencers, look at the balance sheet of the company and this is very important. Be sure to check the fundamentals. Do diversification. Do not invest all your money in one company. Awareness: Be sure to tell your friends and family about such scams. By following these tips, you can keep your investment safe.
I have seen many people investing in such fake companies, such fraud companies. But he regrets it later. He says I wish I had known earlier. You should not sleep like this. Be alert from today. Share this video with your friends and family so that they too remain safe. If you liked this video then like it.
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