International Criminal Complaint & Trade Protection Filing Against Indian Financial Conspiracy Network Targeting MSME Exporter & US-EU Buyers

๐ŸŒ International Criminal & Trade Law Brief

Against ICICI Bank, CA Conspirators, and Associated Parties Involved in Export Sabotage


๐Ÿ”ด Background of International Trade Crime

The financial conspiracy initiated by a Chartered Accountant (CA) and supported by bank officers (UUCB & ICICI), advocate Sharad Joshi, and co-conspirators Praveen and Rahul Chaudhary has resulted in:

  • Hijacking a mortgaged collateral (property) without proper consent or legal title transfer.
  • Forgery and coercion of elderly parent, to falsely justify illegal property transfer and MSME loan closure.
  • Diversion of sanctioned export loan, resulting in massive damages to international buyers in USA and Europe who had placed paid orders since 2001.
  • Destruction of longstanding commercial contracts, affecting cross-border trade and breaching international investment protection treaties.

This is no longer just a domestic financial disputeโ€”it constitutes international fraud, trade interference, and financial sabotage, prosecutable under global legal systems.


โš–๏ธ International Criminal Charges and Applicable Statutes

1. Wire Fraud & Banking Fraud โ€“ USA (18 U.S. Code ยง 1343 & ยง 1344)

  • Any fraudulent financial activity that caused loss to a US citizen, company, or financial interest.
  • Applicable to ICICI and co-conspirators for depriving US buyers of their lawful goods and export value.

2. RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act) โ€“ USA

  • Applicable to ongoing conspiracy involving multiple actors (CA, bank, advocates) operating as a corrupt group.
  • Enables prosecution of international agents (including banks) for repeated illegal acts.

3. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), USA

  • If ICICI Bank or associated parties gained unfair advantages in India by bribing officials, coercing law enforcement, or manipulating DRT/DRAT for judgments โ€” this act applies.

4. EU Commercial Code & Anti-Fraud Regulations

  • Under EU Civil Fraud principles, deception in trade causing monetary loss to EU-based companies is a prosecutable offense.
  • European Commission (DG TRADE) can be approached under cross-border fraud or disruption of EU investments.

5. United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) โ€“ Applicable Globally

  • You can file international complaints under the UNCAC, which India, USA, and EU countries are signatories to.
  • This includes judicial corruption, misuse of public office, and protection against whistleblowers.

6. The Hague โ€“ ICC/ICJ Provisional Measures (Humanitarian Law Violation)

  • When your life, liberty, or lawful trade is under threat due to a criminal network, you can file for provisional protection under:
    • Article 41 of the ICJ Statute
    • Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (for human rights violations, coercion, financial sabotage)

๐Ÿ›ก๏ธ Immediate Action Plan โ€“ Foreign Legal Protection and Criminal Complaint Initiation

๐Ÿ”ท Step 1: Document Preparation

You will need:

  • All export orders, invoices, and foreign buyer payment proofs.
  • Evidence of ICICI loan diversion, forgery of your motherโ€™s cheque, DRT fake case (SA-339/2021).
  • Affidavit/declarations from foreign buyers confirming damages and investment loss.
  • A notarized summary of conspiracy for submission to US and EU trade & judicial platforms.

๐Ÿ”ท Step 2: Alert and File Complaint with Foreign Agencies

  1. In the United States
    File complaint with:
    • FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) โ€“ https://www.ic3.gov/
    • US Department of Justice (DOJ) โ€“ Criminal Division
    • Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) if international banking manipulation is involved.
  2. In the European Union
  3. International Whistleblower or Trade Protection Forums
    • Transparency International โ€“ https://www.transparency.org/
    • World Bank Group โ€“ INT (for trade obstruction and corruption)
    • UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) for cross-border conspiracy and human rights abuse
  4. Embassy & Consulate Reports
    • File a diplomatic and commercial grievance with the US Consulate General and EU Delegation in India.
    • Submit copy of buyersโ€™ testimonies and your legal complaint to the US Commercial Section.

โš ๏ธ Life & Physical Security Alert (International Human Rights Protection)

Because you are under:

  • Real threat of physical harm, judicial delay, and retaliation in India,
  • Subjected to false DRT proceedings, character assassination, and isolation from your elderly mother,

You may initiate:

  • Petition under Article 7 of Rome Statute (mental and emotional persecution)
  • Request for UNHRC intervention and
  • Application for Political Asylum or Protection (USA/EU) as a judicially persecuted business activist under duress.

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