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Mumbai stock market fraud: Wig and three aliases — how a 56-year-old duped 42 investors of Rs 30 crore
Updated On: 14 September, 2026 03:44 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The accused used the proceeds of the fraud to fund a luxurious lifestyle, including luxury flats, high-end cars, and expensive watches, while enticing 42 victims across Maharashtra and Gujarat with promises of 5 per cent monthly returns on investments, an official from EOW said

The EOW arrested the accused from a residential building in Gujarat's Valsad in July, an official said. Representational pic
Wearing a wig to conceal his identity and living under three separate aliases, a 56-year-old conman who allegedly defrauded investors of more than Rs 30 crore through a stock market scam has been arrested in Gujarat, an official stated on Monday.
The accused, Roshan Bhushan Sheth, used the proceeds of the fraud to fund a luxurious lifestyle, including luxury flats, high-end cars, and expensive watches, while enticing 42 victims across Maharashtra and Gujarat with promises of 5 per cent monthly returns on investments, the official from the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) told news agency PTI.


