This Indian researcher and traveler says he was scammed of ₹72 lakh by an IIT Roorkee professor.
He says he spent years developing a method to extract gold from electronic waste.
Computer boards contain small amounts of gold, but it is rarely recycled in India.
After years of work, he successfully separated gold without burning the waste.
To continue his work, he needed a laboratory.
So he approached a professor from IIT Roorkee.
The professor agreed and allowed him to use the lab on a pay-per-use basis.
Meanwhile, a government scheme approved funding of around ₹72 lakh for the project, but the money was delayed.
So he continued using his own savings, around ₹50 to ₹60 lakh.
As the project started showing results, he says the professor asked to be included in the patent.
He refused.
After this, he dismantled his setup and sold it as scrap.
He also says the ₹72 lakh government funding was taken by the professor.
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