Corona fraud of 18 1.8 million in US: Indian-origin executive jailed for 2 years

- Took a loan showing a haunted employee through a fake company

- Mukund Mohan of Washington pleads guilty to wire fraud and money laundering

- Mohan has worked at Microsoft and Amazon

WASHINGTON: An eight-year-old Indian-origin technology executive working in the United States has been sentenced to two years in prison for fraudulently obtaining a લો 1.5 million relief loan from the government on the pretext of the Kovid epidemic.

Mukund Mohan, a resident of Clyde Hill County in Washington state, was convicted on March 16 of embezzlement and money laundering, according to the US Department of Justice.

Mohan, who has previously worked for giants such as Microsoft and Amazon, scammed his bogus company under the Pay Protection Program announced by the US government and submitted false documents to the government to get a loan at a concessional rate.

Before he was arrested by the police in July, he had applied for a ૫૫ 500,000 loan from the government for his bogus company, for which he had forged all the documents. A local court in Washington sentenced Mohan to two years in prison last Tuesday. According to court documents, Mohan had filed eight applications for a loan of ૫૫ 500,000 by presenting fake and false documents. The documents he submitted in support of his petitions were also totally fake, bogus and false, including false income tax filing documents and false documents of his company registration.