A Gandhinagar resident and several others have lodged a complaint with the police, accusing Bangalore-based company, ie4u global, of duping them of Rs 79.3 lakh. The firm had promised the complainants UK visas in exchange for hefty payments but the visas never came. The company later shut down its Ahmedabad office without giving refund.
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