The Haryana State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested a resident of Mohali in connection with an alleged financial scam involving Kotak Mahindra Bank and the Panchkula Municipal Corporation. Investigators stated that funds amounting to Rs 150 crore were allegedly diverted in a scheme involving Fixed Deposit Receipts and bank accounts held at the bank's Sector 11 branch in Panchkula. A comparison of official municipal records with bank details uncovered serious inconsistencies, showing that amounts for certain FDRs were listed in government records but never actually deposited.
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The Haryana State Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau arrested a resident of Mohali in connection with an alleged financial scam involving Kotak Mahindra Bank and the Panchkula Municipal Corporation. Investigators stated that funds amounting to Rs 150 crore were allegedly diverted in a scheme involving Fixed Deposit Receipts and bank accounts held at the bank's Sector 11 branch in Panchkula. A comparison of official municipal records with bank details uncovered serious inconsistencies, showing that amounts for certain FDRs were listed in government records but never actually deposited.
According to investigators, the newly arrested individual allegedly colluded with bank officials and employees to misappropriate public funds. Authorities stated that approximately Rs 5.19 crore of government money was unauthorizedly transferred from the municipal corporation's bank account into a joint account held by the accused and his wife. The suspect had reportedly been absconding before being taken into custody and produced before the District Courts in Panchkula, which remanded him to two days of police custody.
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The suspect was produced at the District Courts in Panchkula and remanded to two days of police custody, while a charge sheet against nine other arrested individuals was submitted on June 22.
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The Panchkula Municipal Corporation and the public treasury were affected by the alleged diversion of government funds.
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