A case of fraud was registered by Habibganj police after a 59-year-old man received a notice of repaying loan from Allahbad bank.
A complaint was lodged by Rajkumar Sharma against the bank manager and employees of Arera Colony branch of Allahabadh bank alleging that his property documents were used to avail loan. Sharma had provided documents of his property as security to avail loan in the name of Gurukul Shiksha Samiti around 5 years ago and using the same documents loan was availed but the victim has alleged that he never received loan and later lodged a complaint.
The police have registered a case under Section 420 and 34 of the IPC and have started further investigation into the matter. An elderly man, on Saturday approached Habibganj police station and lodged a complaint of forgery against employees of Allahabad Bank who fraudulently mortgaged his immovable property and then later auctioned it without his knowledge.
Meanwhile, a 50-year-old woman was cheated of gold ornaments to the tune of Rs 30,000 from Acharya Narendra Dev Nagar under Aishbagh police station area on Saturday. According to the police, on Saturday three youths offered the victim Sunita Singh to polish old utensils and later offered her to polish jewellery. The victim provided the jewellery for polishing but after the process was complete the victim found that the jewellery was missing. later, the victim lodged a complaint with the Aishbagh police.
In the complaint the victim claimed that the accused initially polished old utensils provided by her and later he offered that he could polish gold and silver jewelleries as well. In a pressure cooker accused put water and turmeric powder and told the victim to open it after 10 minutes and in the meantime the accused left the house. When the victim opened the pressure cooker she was shocked to find that the jewellery was missing.The police have registered a case under section 420 and 34 of the IPC and have started further investigation.