- CBI has on Tuesday filed a charge sheet against a former Chief Manager of Syndicate bank and four others in a Rs 1,000 crore scam committed using fake cheques, letters of credit and LIC policies to withdraw money.
- The charge sheet was filed in a CBI court in Jaipur against S K Gupta, the then Chief Manager of Syndicate Bank’s Udaipur branch, his wife Usha, chartered accountant Bharat Bamb, Jaipur-based businessman Shankar Khandelwal and Vipul Kaushik, who ran an NGO.
- CBI had registered a case in March 2016 against nine people, including bank officials besides Bamb and Khandewal, for opening 386 accounts in three branches of Syndicate Bank in Rajasthan and cheating the bank of Rs 1,000 crore.
(With PTI inputs.)
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