Lucknow Charity Concert Canceled: Organisers Eloped

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Lucknow Charity Concert: Music lovers and admirers were disappointed by the cancellation of the show Sunny Leone, Tiger Shroff, and many other stars scheduled to perform on Saturday. 

Lucknow Charity Concert Organizers Vanished Just Before The Event

The charity music concert that was scheduled to take place at Ekana Cricket Stadium was canceled as a result of allegations of criminal breach of trust and forgery against the organizer and the director of Shree Suvidha Foundation Trust, despite a mad dash for tickets by nearly 18,000 people.

According to reports, the business Shree Suvidha Foundation Trust vanished after defrauding numerous people of millions of rupees. 

According to rumors, the company planned to invite a number of celebrities to the concert, and the proceeds from ticket sales would have gone toward charitable endeavors. However, the owner of the business defrauded the public out of millions of rupees.

Customers took the matter to the Social Media Platform

Some of the customers who had purchased tickets for the live concert at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow noticed they could not access the company’s official website on the morning of November 19, 2022, and there was nothing they could do about it. 

One of the customers posted the issue on a social media website, at which point other customers spoke up and shared their own stories.

After some time, a group of customers complained to the police about the situation, and since then, the police have been looking into it closely with the Enforcement Director.

The police attempted to contact the Shree Suvidha Foundation Trust owners after learning their phone number, but it remained off.

Fraud at the Shree Suvidha Foundation Trust

According to reports, the owners Sameer Sharma and Viraj Trivedi’s phone numbers have been disconnected, and the police have begun an investigation. The owner of the Shree Suvidha Foundation Trust reportedly paid Rs. 1.5 crore to reserve the Ekana Stadium, and Rs. 11 lakh was paid to the stadium’s management as an advance payment for the music performance. 

The cost of the “named program” tickets ranged from Rs. 499 to Rs. 6000 at the time.

Social media platforms were used to promote the Charity Music concert, and as a result, the owners made a significant profit. As a result, they have since fled with the money they stole.