Secret doors in Lavish house, foreign liquor reserves … Mangaluru’s amazing hobby of ‘Mahathg’

Mangaluru City Police of Karnataka has arrested a thug who is accused of defrauding crores of rich people. When the police reached Rohan Saladan’s house in Jepinamogaru area on Thursday midnight, the police was also stunned to see the luxurious house of the thug. There were many secret rooms inside the house and these thugs were living a life of comfort from the money of loot. According to the police, the accused cheated crores of rupees from rich traders through fake loans and land deals on a large scale. The police team led by Police Commissioner Sudhir Kumar Reddy and Assistant Police Commissioner Ravish Nayak arrested Rohan.

The luxurious bungalow of Mahathag.

How did you cheat?

Initial investigation has revealed that accused Rohan took the rich people in his deception. He used to lure him of business loan up to Rs 500 crore and attractive real estate investment. The victims used to ask the victims to pay an advance amount ranging from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 4 crore which was allegedly for processing fees and legal approval. After the payment was made, as soon as the money was received, he disappeared from there. One of his bank accounts allegedly recorded transactions worth more than Rs 40 crore in just three months, showing that the real measure of fraud could be much larger.

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Secret Chambers found behind walls

During the raid, it was found that Rohan had made all arrangements to hide black earnings in his house. Police found rare decorative plants worth Rs 3-5 lakhs, old champagne, foreign liquor reserves and hidden secret chambers behind walls. They were monitored with HD cameras.

Used to adopt this method to avoid people

Rohan used a secret exit door to avoid creditors. Investigators found doors in the walls of his bedroom which opened towards underground corridors and hidden stairs, which would make him out without any eye. Through these facilities, he could keep an eye on those coming and going from his surveillance room and could avoid contact when needed.

Mangaluru’s Mahathg

Cheating many people by pretending to be property

It is believed that the accused has cheated many people across India by showing their assets and claiming to have a relationship with financial institutions that approved loans up to Rs 600 crore. He often affected the potential victims by demonstrating his strength and access and after the payment was made, they used to cut contact.

Appeal to victims to come forward

Police said an inquiry is going on to find out how he financed and operated the business. They are also investigating its possible relations with major financial offenses including money laundering. An FIR has been lodged and the authorities have appealed to other potential victims to come forward.

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