Bank manager, 6 booked for fraud

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Muktsar, December 31

The Muktsar police have booked a manager of a local branch of the State Bank of India and six others in an alleged fraud of Rs 35 lakh.

The complainant, Tejinderpal Singh, a retired Inspector of Vigilance Bureau, had alleged that his wife died of Covid in November 2020 and his relatives after changing the nomination of some fixed deposit receipts committed a fraud of nearly Rs 35 lakh. The police said the accused were yet to be arrested. The accused are yet to be arrested. — TNS

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