A woman of Indian origin and her daughter have been sentenced to jail for conspiracy to set fire to their shop for insurance money. Manjeet Singh (49), resident of British Columbia, Canada, and her daughter Harpneet Bath (27) have been sentenced to 18 months and nine months imprisonment respectively by a federal court in Kentucky.

The prosecution said that "Singh had confessed to paying $ 5,000 to a person in a fire at her shop in Kentucky. She wanted to set the shop on fire to get insurance. He said that Singh's daughter has also come to Kentucky from Canada and has admitted to helping the mother in this crime. Law enforcement officials thwarted the plot even before the incident was executed. In addition to the penalty, both have been fined jointly $ 7,500 and Baths have been fined $ 2,500".

In another case, An Indian-origin man has been convicted of transferring the amount without a license. It not only provided technical assistance to the fraudulent company by luring people but also sent the amount received during the scam to the scheme operators based in India. 24-year-old Dapinderjit Singh, who lives in Newark, California, will be sentenced on November 2. According to court, the call centre in India used to call people and tell them about the virus in the computer and asking the victims to send money to Alpha Technology to fix the problem. When the victim would send the amount to Alpha Technology, Dapinderjit Singh used to send this amount to the fraudsters sitting in India.

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