• Ketan Parekh used & circular trading & and & pump-and-dump tactics to artificially boost stock prices
• He borrowed large amounts of money from banks (such as Madhavpura Mercantile Cooperative Bank) to finance stock purchases
• He colluded with promoters of certain companies to inflate stock prices, creating a false demand
• Retail investors, influenced by rising stock prices, invested heavily in these stocks, further driving up prices artificially
• At the peak, Parekh and his associates offloaded shares, causing the prices to crash and leading to massive losses for small investors

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