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11.17 crore bank fraud: ED attaches properties of 2 firms worth Rs 34 lakh

During the course of investigation, ED said, it analysed numerous bank account statements of beneficiaries to investigate the end use of the money received fraudulently by the suspected persons.

The ED also conducted searches at 10 locations across Gujarat and Maharashtra. (File)The ED also conducted searches at 10 locations across Gujarat and Maharashtra. (File)

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Monday provisionally attached immovable property valued at Rs 34 lakh of M/s Lompire and others under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), the Ahmedabad Zonal Office of the agency stated on Wednesday.

ED had initiated investigation against M/s Lompire; M/s Invert Triangle and others, including partners in these firms, on the basis of FIR registered by the CBI, ACB, Gandhinagar, for criminal conspiracy, theft, cheating, forgery and causing wrongful loss of Rs 11.17 crore to Bank of India, Temple Tree Investment Private Limited, and corresponding wrongful gain to themselves.

During the course of investigation, ED said, it analysed numerous bank account statements of beneficiaries to investigate the end use of the money received fraudulently by the suspected persons.

ED also conducted searches at 10 locations across Gujarat and Maharashtra, during which gold items valued at around Rs 8.9 lakh, cash worth Rs 1.83 lakh, various allegedly incriminating materials/records were seized and bank accounts with balance of around Rs 9.62 lakh were frozen. Further investigation is underway.

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