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This Article is From Mar 30, 2018

Central Bureau Of Investigation Files Cases Against 2 Agro Firms For 89-Crore Loan Fraud

Two chartered accountancy firms have also been booked in connection with the cheating cases.

Central Bureau Of Investigation Files Cases Against 2 Agro Firms For 89-Crore Loan Fraud
Bank of India was induced to sanction credit based on forged stock statements, balance-sheets, CBI said
New Delhi: The Central Bureau of Investigation, or CBI has registered cases against the directors of two Punjab-based private companies for allegedly cheating Bank of India to the tune of over Rs 89 crore, officials said on Thursday.

Fraud case worth Rs 61.01-crore has been registered against Sri Nangli Rice Mills Private Limited. Another company, Sri Nangli Agro Tech Private Limited, has been booked for an alleged Rs 28.30-crore loan fraud, they said.

Vijay Kumar, Satish Kumar, Anil Kumar and Manoj Kumar are the directors of the two companies.

Two chartered accountancy firms have also been booked in connection with the cheating cases.

The accused induced Bank of India to sanction credit facilities on the basis of forged and fabricated stock statements, balance-sheets etc. and cheated the bank to the tune of Rs. 61.01 crore and Rs 28.30 crore, CBI spokesperon RK Gaur said.

"Searches were conducted today at various locations including Hoshiarpur, Gurdaspur, Amritsar and Pathankot which led to the recovery of incriminating documents," Mr Gaur said.
 

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