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World’s cheapest smartphone ‘Freedom 251’ maker Ringing Bells founder Mohit Goel arrested by police

Mohit Goel, founder of Ringing Bells that offered world's cheapest smartphone 'Freedom 251', and others arrested by police in Delhi.


Mohit Goel, founder of Ringing Bells that offered world’s cheapest smartphone ‘Freedom 251’, and others arrested by police in Delhi.
Launched as the World’s cheapest smartphone ‘Freedom 251’ maker Ringing Bells founder Mohit Goel has been arrested by the police. Along with Mohit Goel, many others have been reportedly arrested by the police reports news agency ANI. The arrests were carried out in the city of Delhi. More details awaited about the situation.
Earlier, Mohit Goel had spent more than three months in jail on allegations of fraud. However, on May 31, Ringing Bells Managing Director got bail from the Allahabad High Court. Ghaziabad-based Ayam Enterprises alleged that Goel ‘defrauded’ the company of Rs 16 lakh. Goel was arrested in February in Uttar Pradesh.
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