Members of the NSEL Investors' Forum, a representative body of around 13,000 aggrieved investors of the scam-hit spot exchange, met Mumbai police Crime Branch chief Himanshu Roy at the police headquarters in South Mumbai, who assured them of speedy progress in the case and liquidation of assets, so that the investors could get their money back.
"Many investors are satisfied with the probe so far. You people could see more action in the next few days," Roy said.
Jignesh Shah and other promoters will be soon called for questioning in connection with the case, another police officer said.
Yesterday, the Mumbai police filed a 9,100-page chargesheet against the five arrested accused, including the spot exchange's former CEO Anjani Sinha.
Four others named in the chargesheet are Amit Mukherjee, former NSEL Vice-President (Business Development); Jay Bahukhundi, another ex-assistant vice-president; Nilesh Patel, managing director of NK Proteins Ltd; as well as Arun Sharma, Lotus Refineries' CMD, who is also a film financier.