- Friday, May 03, 2024
By: Radhakrishna N S
Five fraudsters in the UK who falsely claimed £13 million in tax repayments, and facilitated around 900 bogus visa applications, have been sentenced to a total of more than 31 years in jail on Friday (23). London law student Abul Kalam Muhammad (known as AKM) Rezaul Karim (42), was the ringleader in the organised crime group. He and his four accomplices set up 79 bogus companies and created fake documentation which were used by Bangladeshi nationals in fraudulent visa applications. They also used these companies to attempt to fraudulently reclaim £13 million in tax repayments from HM Revenue and Customs…
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