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Fraudulent Communications Impersonating MCA Officials Cautioned Against

July 9, 2026

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has issued warnings regarding phishing attempts impersonating its officials through various communication channels.

Warning Against Fraudulent Communications from MCA

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) has cautioned stakeholders against fraudulent communications that impersonate MCA officials. These deceptive attempts can occur through phone calls, WhatsApp messages, emails, and fake websites.

Stakeholders are advised to verify any communications received by consulting the official MCA website to avoid falling victim to these scams.

Legal practitioners should be vigilant and educate clients on identifying such fraudulent communications to ensure they do not inadvertently disclose sensitive information to illegitimate sources.

Citations

  • MCA Advisory (2026) No. XX
Practice Areas:corporate

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