Udupi: Gang cheats cooperative society of Rs 6.86 lac, case filed


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (MS/HB)

Udupi, Aug 10: Chief manager of a cooperative society in the city has filed a complaint with city police accusing a six-member gang of cheating the cooperative society to the tune of Rs 6.86 lac by providing fake documents.

In his complaint, complainant Srirama Upadhya, chief manager of Srishti credit cooperative society, Shiribeedu Udupi, accused Mohammed Asif, Nooruddin, Mohammed Ashraf, Anoop, Abdul Sameer and Abdul Hameed of providing fake proof of address, bank account statement and ID, with the intention of cheating the society, on July 16, 2021 and took Rs 2,34,910 in cash on July 23. They also got amounts of Rs 2,20,890 and 2,30,744 transferred to the fake account provided on July 30 and 31 respectively.


Udupi police station (file photo)

In addition, accused Mohammed Asif, who had arrived at the society on August 9 to collect the cheque, pushed the complainant and escaped in a car bearing registration number KA 47 M 4045.

A case in this connection is registered at Udupi police station under crime sl no 115/2021 and IPC column 406, 417, 420, 465, 468, 471, 323 and 35.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

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