A Canara Bank employee was detained by the Perambalur District Crime Branch police on Sunday for fabricating gold loan paperwork and defrauding the bank of Rs.1.2 crore.
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The CBI’s Economic Offences Wing registered the case on February 2, 2013. Those named in the case included:
The complaint came from the Deputy Zonal Manager of Bank of India’s Mumbai North Zone. According to the investigation, the fraud was carried out using fake Letters of Credit (LCs) – financial instruments banks use to guarantee a buyer’s payment to a seller.
Kamath, the bank manager, issued four such fake LCs worth a total of Rs.10.27 crore. Here’s how the LCs were misused:
Shah and Desai are still on the run.
Once the fake LCs were processed, a Bank of India officer named T. Gopala verified and cleared them. The money was then credited to the accounts of the three companies involved.
However, the money was not used for any business purpose. Instead, it was transferred across different accounts and withdrawn in large amounts by the accused.
The investigation revealed that out of the Rs.10.27 crore:
This case is a serious example of how banking frauds can affect public financial institutions. The court’s decision sends a clear message: those who misuse their position and cheat the banking system for personal profit will face strict legal consequences.
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