Yamunanagar: 7 booked for taking Rs 37 lakh loan on fake documents

Yamunanagar, March 10 The police yesterday booked seven persons for allegedly procuring a loan of Rs 37.50 lakh from a private bank on fake documents. The suspects were identified as Kartik Talwar, his mother Asha Talwar, both residents of Yamunanagar;...

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Mar 11, 2024 IST

Yamunanagar, March 10

The police yesterday booked seven persons for allegedly procuring a loan of Rs 37.50 lakh from a private bank on fake documents.

The suspects were identified as Kartik Talwar, his mother Asha Talwar, both residents of Yamunanagar; Amit Kumar of Karnal district; Vijay Kumar and Sukhwinder Singh, both residents of Ladwa; Surinder Kaur of Bilaspur; and Rekha Rani of Karnal district.

On the complaint of a bank employee, Sajjan Kumar, a case was registered against the suspects at the City police station.The complainant told the police that the suspects submitted fake documents related to the ownership of a piece of land and procured a loan of Rs 37.50 lakh.

The matter came to light when the suspects stopped paying the instalments of the loan.

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