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A shocking case has come to light from Fatuha in Patna. By pledging fake gold from the Bank of India branch located at Station Road, 12 customers defrauded the bank of about Rs 62 lakh in the name of loan. In this matter, branch manager Pritam Kumar has registered a case in the police station. The bank manager has filed a case in the police station, accusing 12 customers of fraudulently taking loans as well as Sonar associated with the bank. In this case, Anita Kumari 2 lakh, Amrita Parsana 2 lakh, Babita Devi 1.19 lakh, Bittu Kumar 5.90 lakh, Butri Devi 9.70 lakh, Chandni Devi 2 lakh, Manju Devi 1.96 lakh, Meena Devi 1.95 lakh, Pammi Devi 2 lakh, Sunita Devi 1.90 lakh, Vinay Kumar 9.30 lakh, Zeenat Parveen 2 lakh rupees.
Revealed in annual assessment
Bank Manager Pritam Kumar told that when the annual valuation of the gold of the customers mortgaged in the bank was being done by the team from Patna, in which the valuation team declared the gold of a dozen customers to be fake. After this there was a stir among the bank officials. He told that many customers from Fatuha and Patna had applied for gold loan in the year 2023. After receiving the application, the gold was deposited in the bank by the customers. As soon as the gold was deposited in the bank, Rajan Jewelers located in Govindpur, Fatuha, which was the empaneled institution of the bank, evaluated the deposited gold.
12 Loan given to the customer as per requirement
Based on the report of the said Jewelers Institute, the bank completed the loan process and gave loan to all the 12 customers as per their requirement. Bank Manager Pritam Kumar said that an FIR has been lodged against these customers as well as Rajan Jewelers of Govindpur. Regarding the matter, Fatuha police station incharge Rupak Kumar Ambuj said that a case of fraud has come to light in the State Bank of India of Fatuha, regarding which an FIR has been lodged in the police station. The police have started investigating the matter.
