Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru  

Bengaluru, Jul 15: Managing director and CEO of I Monetary Advisory (IMA), Mohammed Mansoor Khan, who is an accused in a big financial fraud, has released a new video on Monday, July 15. In this video he assured to return to Bengaluru within 24 hours and admitted that leaving India was a big mistake. 

This is Khan’s second video and he claims to be ill. “I am suffering from diabetes, undergoing cardiac treatment and was bedridden for one month,” he said. 

“God willing, I will return to India in the next 24 hours. I have full faith in Indian judiciary. First of all, leaving India was a big mistake, but circumstances were such that I had to leave. I don't even know where my family is,” he said in the video. 

“I listed out all my properties so that everything could be recovered and given to investors. The bribe given to officers and politicians can also be recovered with the help of judiciary. Even this can be given to the investors,” he assured. 

He also tells the investors to hold back their anger and disappointment they have in him. “I am coming to help you and will fight the case by appointing a good advocate,” he added. 

Khan also added that if IMA’s properties are liquidated, then investors can get back their money. “There is nothing to worry. Have patience and hope,” he said. 

With regard to his health, Khan said that he has three blocks and needs to undergo surgery. However, in case he opts for the surgery, he cannot return to India. “I want to come back now and if I die then it is left to God,” he said. 

Over 25,000 complaints have been filed against the company by investors, demanding that their money be returned. 

Khan’s first video was released on June 23. In this he had assured to return soon, surrender before police and cooperate with the investigation.