Accused escapes by producing fake bail order
Neemuch: A murder accused is found to have secured release from Indore Central Jail on the basis of a fake bail order. Narendra Kothari, a Rajasthan-based property dealer, is an accused in a case of contract killing of a property dealer Rajendra Sharma in Neemuch district of Madhya Pradesh in November 2008. Kothari and two alleged contract killers Imran and Sabir were arrested in the case and sent to Neemuch's Kanavati jail. However, about six months ago Kothari was shifted to Indore jail for medical treatment. His escape came to light yesterday when police told the court that they could not produce him because he had been released on bail a month ago. When the court asked for the bail order, it was found to be fake. Then, the court ordered police to file a fresh case against him. Additional Superintendent of Police, Neemuch, Pankaj Pandey said that police had launched a manhunt for Kothari.
Shahpura CBI celebrates silver jubilee
Bhopal: The Central Bank of India Shahpura branch celebrated its 25th year of establishment on June 27. The Senior Regional Manager NK Shukla and Branch Manager Satyaprakash paid floral tributes to founder of Central Bank of India Sorabhji Pockhanwala. Satyaprakash told that the branch was started as an extension counter which has developed into a branch with a business of Rs 222.25 crore and the targets sets for the branch for the year 2014 has been achieved in the year 2013 only. Former Assistant General Manager JR Sharma and Main Internal Auditor HG Bhanot and Jeetu Nigan shared their experiences. The Chief Officer of Regional Office lS Solanki provided details of products and informed that the central bank of India owns products for every section of society and are working on ‘Customer-Satisfaction.’ One of the customers Ratan Banbari who started his business with a small loan of Rs 5000 granted by the bank has grown into a successful venture.