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… с основными моментами, представленными в виде списка, но в стиле Тургенева. Возможно, перефразируйте пункты списка, используя более изысканный язык.

Также, избегайте the

tags. The original has How the scam operated, but the user didn’t mention changing that. Wait, the user said not to use and no color styles, but the original uses . The user didn’t say to remove headers, just not to repeat the title as a header. So maybe keep the but adjust the text.

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But the user’s instruction says: ‘The title must be in tag. Add some humor, sarcasm and emojis.’ So the body can have humor and sarcasm, but the structure should follow the original HTML, except for the title.

Need to make sure that the HTML is properly formatted, with , , , etc. Also, no explanations, just the HTML.

Let me start drafting the body. Use more elaborate sentences, maybe some metaphors. For example, ‘The Directorate of Enforcement, that most zealous of inquisitors, descended upon the hallowed halls of Himachal Pradesh and Punjab…’

In the key highlights, rephrase each point with Turgenev’s flair. Maybe ‘The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), that most solemn of inquisitors, descended upon eight locations in the verdant valleys of Himachal Pradesh and the bustling plains of Punjab, unearthing a crypto Ponzi scheme that had ensnared the gullible in a web of deceit, siphoning off a staggering ₹2,300 crore from the pockets of the unsuspecting.’

For the scammer, ‘a certain Subhash Sharma, whose flight from the realm of the lawful in 2023 left behind a trail of shattered dreams and hollow promises, his name now etched in the annals of financial folly.’

In the ‘How the scam operated’ section, describe the fake platforms as ‘gilded cages’ or ‘illusions of wealth,’ and the investors as ‘the unwitting pilgrims drawn by the siren song of improbable returns.’

Add emojis where appropriate: 🐍 for the scammer, 💸 for money, 🧠 for the investors’ naivety, 🕵️♂️ for the ED.

For the assets seized part, ‘The ED, with the precision of a surgeon, froze three lockers and bank deposits, a mere drop in the ocean of the ill-gotten gains, while seizing the very records of this grand charade-databases, digital relics, and documents that whispered of benami assets and shadowy dealings.’

End with a sarcastic note on the ongoing probe: ‘And so, the dance continues, with the ED’s lanterns casting light on the darkest corners of the financial underworld, as the tale of Subhash Sharma and his merry band of swindlers serves as a cautionary fable for the ages. 📚💸’

Check for the HTML structure, ensure no tags, no color styles. Make sure the title is in and not repeated as a header. Also, keep the humor and sarcasm throughout.

Crypto Scam Chaos: ₹2,300 Crore Heist Uncovered! 💸💸Key Highlights

The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), that most solemn of inquisitors, descended upon eight locations in the verdant valleys of Himachal Pradesh and the bustling plains of Punjab, unearthing a crypto Ponzi scheme that had ensnared the gullible in a web of deceit, siphoning off a staggering ₹2,300 crore from the pockets of the unsuspecting. 🐍💸
The scam, a masterwork of duplicity, was allegedly orchestrated by a certain Subhash Sharma, whose flight from the realm of the lawful in 2023 left behind a trail of shattered dreams and hollow promises, his name now etched in the annals of financial folly. 🧠✈️
The ED, with the precision of a surgeon, discovered rebranded illusions of wealth, manipulated token prices, and a labyrinth of laundering through realty developers, shell firms, and the bank accounts of the accused, as if the very fabric of trust had been unraveled. 🧩💳

The Directorate of Enforcement (ED), India’s financial crime investigation agency, on December 13, 2025, conducted search operations at eight locations across Himachal Pradesh and Punjab in connection with a massive cryptocurrency-based Ponzi and multi-level marketing (MLM) scam. A tale of greed and gullibility, where the siren song of ‘high returns’ lured the unwary into the abyss. 🕵️♂️📉
According to the ED’s official press release, the scheme was allegedly masterminded by an individual named Subhash Sharma, who fled India in 2023. The scam is estimated to have defrauded investors of approximately ₹2,300 crore (about $253 million). A sum so vast it could buy a kingdom, or at least a few more lies. 🏰💰
The investigation ensued based on a series of First Information Reports (FIRs) filed by various police stations in both states against Sharma and his aides. The accused have been charged under different sections of the Indian Penal Code, Chit Funds Act, the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Act of 2019, and other relevant acts. A legal symphony of accountability, if one dares to believe in such things. 🎶⚖️
How the scam operated
As stated by the ED, such scam operates under a variety of fake cryptocurrency exchanges such as Korvio, Voscrow, DGT, Hypenext, and A-Global. Investors were lured with promises of unusually high returns, while the platforms functioned as Ponzi schemes, using money from new investors to pay earlier participants. A cycle as eternal as it is unethical. 🔄💸
Investigation uncovered that the accused formed and relabeled different crypto scam sites to cover up their scam. It was unearthed that prices for tokens were rigged, and massive cash inflows were channeled through realty developers, shell companies, and bank accounts of the accused persons and their families for money laundering. A labyrinth of deceit, where every stone turned revealed another layer of rot. 🧩🧱
Some of these commission agents are alleged to have earned crores of rupees by attracting new investors, and foreign travel opportunities were used to spread this investment scam. A grand tour of deception, where the map was drawn in ink and the destination was always the same. ✈️🗺️
Assets seized and ongoing probe
The investigation also uncovered violations of freezing orders issued in November 2023. Despite these restrictions, 15 plots of land in Zirakpur, Punjab, were sold by Vijay Juneja, one of the accused who was arrested by Himachal Pradesh Police in 2025. A violation so brazen it would make a pirate blush. 🏴‍☠️📉
The ED said the sale was carried out in clear violation of the law, even though the freezing orders had been communicated to the finance department, courts, and revenue authorities in Punjab. A testament to the audacity of those who think the law is a suggestion, not a command. 🚫⚖️
As part of the operation, the ED froze three lockers and bank deposits totaling around ₹1.2 crore (about $132k). Officials also seized investor databases, commission structures, digital devices, and documents related to investments in several immovable properties, including benami assets acquired using the proceeds of the scam. A treasure trove of evidence, if one could decipher the chaos. 🧾🔐
Further investigations are being conducted as law enforcers continue to follow money trails and other people involved in this matter. A game of cat and mouse, where the mouse is always one step ahead… or so they think. 🐭🕵️♂️

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