The task force has also sealed the bank accounts of the company, based in Sector 63 here, which had a total balance of Rs 500 crore, the Special Task Force's ASP Amit Pathak said.
The accused duped people on pretext of providing digital marketing solutions and had collected money from as many as seven lakh people under this ponzi scheme, he said.
The arrested accused included the company owner Abhinav Mittal and his two accomplices -- Shridhar and Mahesh, he added.
Some of the members had complained against the company at Noida Phase 3 and Surajpur police stations in Greater Noida following which action was taken, the ASP said.
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