Telgi: Ek Reporter Ki Diary

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In the 1990s, when Abdul Kareem Telgi spent more than eighty lakh rupees on a dancer in a dance bar one evening, he came under the target of the police, politicians and the underworld.

Sanjay Singh, then a reporter at NDTV, broke the Telgi Scam story in 2003. At an estimated 40,000 crores, it was a scam that shook our nation. From how he graduated from being a fruit-seller to a travel agent in Mumbai to how he became the kingpin of such a large scam, that, too, with the entire administrative machinery, politicians, police, hand-in-glove with him-Telgi's story is as fascinating as they come.

Telgi: Ek Reporter Ki Diary is based on deep investigative work, interviews with all the important characters in the plot, and unravels the biggest scam of its time.

In the 1990s, when Abdul Kareem Telgi spent more than eighty lakh rupees on a dancer in a dance bar one evening, he came under the target of the police, politicians and the underworld. Sanjay Singh, then a reporter at NDTV, broke the Telgi Scam story in 2003. At an estimated 40,000 crores, it wa...

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Sanjay Singh, a senior crime and investigative journalist with twenty-seven years of experience, is credited with exposing the Telgi Scam in 2004. His book Telgi: A Reporter's Diary was adapted into the web series titled Scam 2003: The Telgi Story, produced by Applause Entertainment and streaming on SonyLIV.

Sanjay Singh, a senior crime and investigative journalist with twenty-seven years of experience, is credited with exposing the Telgi Scam in 2004. His book Telgi: A Reporter's Diary was adapted into the web series titled Scam 2003: The Telgi Story, produced by Applause Entertainment and streaming...

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