Shubman Gill, Rahul Tewatia, Sai Sudharsan and Mohit Sharma, according to Ahmedabad Mirror, have been summoned by the Crime Investigation Department (CID) of Gujarat for being connected with a 450-crore chit fund scam. According to Ahmedabad Mirror's report, the Indian cricketer and the captain of Gujarat Titans in IPL 2024, Shubman Gill along with other GT cricketers will be called up by the Law Enforcement Department to enquire about the multi-crore chit fund scam. The reason for which they are summoned is, Gill along with three other GT cricketers namely, Mohit Sharma, Rahul Tewaita and Sai Sudharsan have invested and lost an undisclosed amount in this 450-crore scam. The CID will be carrying out the questionining on the "Kingpin of Ponzi Scheme", Bhupendrasinh Zala, who is the CEO of BZ Financial Services, BZ Traders, and BZ Group of Companies. Zala scammed the investors by enticing them with the assurance of huge returns over their invested amounts. He had his offices in Gujarat's Talod, Himmatnagar and Vadodara and with the help of agents, who used to collect money for him, he gathered a huge sum. Earlier, the amount was said to be INR 6000 crore, which was later reduced to INR 450 crore. Also Read | Rohit Sharma Out, Prasidh Krishna In: Changes for Sydney Test How Much Did Gill Invest in This Ponzi Scheme? The exact amount invested by Mohit Sharma, Rahul Tewatia and Sai Sudharsan is unknown. However, the reports of Ahmedabad Mirrors states that Shubman Gill had invested INR 1.95 crore in this Ponzi Scheme. The CID has also called up Rushik Mehta, the CA of Bhupendrasinh Zala and a resident of Sabarkantha, who used to handle the finances of Zala, for questioning. A senior CID official was quoted by Ahmedabad Mirror saying: "If Mehta is found to be involved, appropriate action will be taken. We have also deployed a team of accountants to examine bank transactions and an unofficial account book maintained by Zala. The unofficial book has been seized, and raids are continuing at various locations since Monday." He added: "Zala also maintained an unofficial account book, which has been seized by the CID crime unit. The transactions recorded in that book amount to around Rs. 52 crore. Based on current investigations, we estimate the total amount to be around Rs. 450 crore, and it may increase as raids continue."