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Ravinder Randhawa (born 1952) is a British Asian novelist and short story writer. She founded the Asian Women Writers' Collective, an organisation for British Asian women writers.
Jul 19, 2021 · Ravinder Singh Randhawa, 30, was imprisoned for 22 offences of fraud and one offence of money laundering at Exeter Crown Court in south-west England last Friday.
Jul 19, 2021 · Ravinder Singh Randhawa was the leader of the fake car selling operation, posing as a legitimate salesman to persuade his victims to pay large sums of money for second-hand vehicles.
Ravinder Randhawa is an acclaimed author and a blogger at Huffington Post. She was born in India, grew up in leafy Warwickshire, now lives in London; agrees with the old saying from Samuel Johnson (in a non-gender way of course) “…when a man is tired of London, he is tired of life.”
Dec 17, 2022 · Ravinder Randhawa cheated people by getting them to pay thousands as deposits for top-end vehicles, which he claimed to be selling at massively reduced prices. The 30-year-old set up websites that were identical to real ones of luxury dealerships to reel in his victims.
Jul 20, 2021 · An Indian-origin man has been jailed for nine years by a UK court for committing frauds amounting to over one million pounds. Ravinder Singh Randhawa, 30, was booked for 22 offences of fraud and one offence of money laundering at Exeter Crown Court in South-West England on July 16.
Jul 16, 2021 · A judge at Exeter Crown Court has jailed a bogus car salesman who masterminded a £1million scam which swindled more than 150 victims across the country. Ravinder Randhawa, pictured, ran fraudulent websites for fictitious car showrooms and garages selling vehicles that didn’t exist.
