Hassan Manday Mamdhooh, accused of defrauding 51 victims in a K-Park apartments scam, failed to appear in court, prompting police to launch a search operation. The Criminal Court postponed his sentencing and ordered police to produce him in custody by December 27. He faces over 100 charges related to fraud and deception in connection with the Hulhumale development project.
Hassan “Manday” Mamdhooh, who is accused of defrauding numerous individuals by unlawfully collecting money under the pretense of selling K-Park apartments.
Hassan “Manday” Mamdhooh, who is accused of defrauding numerous individuals by unlawfully collecting money under the pretense of selling K-Park apartments, has failed to appear in court. As a result, the Maldives Police Service (MPS) has launched a search operation to produce him before the court under judicial custody.
In response to an inquiry by RaajjeMV, police confirmed that efforts are underway to enforce a court order requiring Mamdhooh to be produced in court under custody by 2pm on 27 December 2025. Police stated that all necessary actions are being taken to comply with the court’s directive.
Manday’s failure to attend his scheduled hearing on Thursday led to the postponement of sentencing to Saturday.
During the Criminal Court proceedings, Judge Ali Nadeem stated that although Manday’s legal team had requested an adjournment, Manday had been properly informed that the hearing would proceed as scheduled. The court therefore confirmed that Manday would be dealt with in accordance with established legal procedures applicable to individuals who fail to appear before the court.
The state has filed more than 100 charges against Manday in connection with allegations of deception and fraud related to the sale of apartments at K-Park Residence, a development project undertaken by Hanbo Company Private Limited in Hulhumalé.
MPS concluded its investigation into the case and submitted the charges to the Criminal Court on 12 December 2023. The case involves 51 victims who reportedly suffered financial losses.
If the charges against Manday are proven, he could face a lengthy prison sentence.
