
CBI books textile firm S. Kumars for bank fraud
The Hindu
It allegedly cheated two banks of ₹160.68 crore
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has registered a case against textile company S. Kumars Nationwide Limited for allegedly cheating a consortium of the Union Bank of India and the erstwhile Corporation Bank to the tune of ₹160.68 crore. Among the accused persons in the case are Nitin Kasliwal, Vijay Kalantri, Anil Kumar Channa, Rajinder Krishan Garg and Jagadeesh Sanjeeva Shetty, according to the First Information Report (FIR).More Related News

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