The company in a statement said it has informed top officials of the Economic Offences Wing police here about the steps taken to tide over the problem.
Last month, some customers alleged that the jewelry had defrauded them of their deposits made in monthly instalments for purchase of gold jewels.
Police complaints were lodged by some customers following which the firm closed its operations at all eight branches in and around the city.
The retailer has assured customers that it was taking all steps to meet the committments.
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It said the management was extremely disturbed and never had the intention to non-repay the subscribers and claimed the situation was forced upon them due to factors like "business set backs."
The promoters were making "all out efforts" to liquidate their assets and were hopeful of coming out with a time bound programme for repayment in three-four weeks.
The management said the repayment to customers having saving schemes would be settled through bank transfers and the company would inform them once the payment was made.
The company said it planned to clear the dues by March 31, 2018.
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