Singer Mangli Faces Case in Panjagutta Over Alleged Investment Fraud and Threats

• Singer Mangli case filed in Panjagutta over alleged investment fraud
• Mangli investment fraud case involves crores collected from victims
• Singer Mangli case includes allegations of threats and intimidation

Popular folk singer Mangli, along with her brother Shiva, has landed in legal trouble after a case was registered against them at the Panjagutta police station in Hyderabad over alleged investment fraud and threats.

According to the complaint filed by advocate Subbarao, the accused allegedly collected large sums of money from nearly 100 victims by promising high returns on business investments. The complaint claims that crores of rupees were mobilised, but neither profits nor the original investments were returned even after several years.

As frustrations grew among the victims, they approached the advocate for legal help. When he questioned the accused about refunding the money, he reportedly began receiving threats. In his complaint, Subbarao alleged that Mangli, her brother Shiva, and film director Venu Udugula contacted him over the phone and issued serious warnings, including threats to his life.

Taking the allegations seriously, the Panjagutta police registered a case under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and initiated an investigation. Officials are now examining whether funds were illegally collected and if there was a larger network involved in the alleged fraud.

The case has drawn significant public attention given Mangli’s popularity and strong fan base. Investigators are also looking into the extent of involvement of others named in the complaint and whether the accused used intimidation to silence those seeking refunds.

Police said further details will emerge as the probe progresses, including whether the investment scheme was genuine or a planned fraud targeting unsuspecting individuals.