This document summarizes a scam involving the 2005 IPO of Yes Bank. Thirteen individuals, including Ms. Rupalben Panchal, opened over 10,000 fake demat accounts to obtain higher share allotments in the retail segment of the IPO. They applied for shares from these bogus accounts using the same funds, addresses, and banks. Ms. Panchal received over 947,000 shares through 6,315 fake applications and sold most of the shares for a profit. SEBI took action against the individuals involved, including barring them from future IPOs and directing oversight of the demat accounts and DP used in the manipulation.