Delhi

Man held for forging property documents to avail multiple loans from bank

Staff Reporter

The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Delhi Police has arrested a 64 year-old man for allegedly forging property documents to avail multiple loans from the bank.  The accused has been identified as Suresh Kumar Pruthi, a resident of Sonepat in Haryana.

According to Dr O P Mishra, the Joint Commissioner of Police, EOW, a First Information Report was registered after the officials of UCO Bank alleged that a Satish Sharma took a loan of Rs two crores from them to purchase a school in Sonepat area.

“The loan was secured by mortgaging property in the Sonepat to UCO Bank as collateral security. Later it was found that the alleged has already availed another loan of Rs four crores from Corporation Bank, in Mayapuri by mortgaging the same property. The fact regarding mortgaging the said property to Corporation Bank, Mayapuri was concealed by accused Satish Kumar from the UCO Bank,” said the Joint CP.

 “During investigation it was revealed that the sale deed of property submitted by the alleged Satish Sharma to the UCO Bank as security did not match with the record of Sub-Registrar, Sonepat. It was found that Suresh Pruthi who originally sold the property to Satish Sharma in 1998 has also signed forged papers of Sale Deed of the

property on which Satish Sharma availed a loan of Rs two crore from UCO Bank,” said the Joint CP.

“The accused Pruthi was arrested on January 20 by the EOW police team,” said the Joint CP.