CBI files case against firm for cheating bank
The Hindu
Five Core Electronics Limited, others accused of cheating Union Bank of India of ₹51.92 crore.
The Central Bureau of Investigation has registered a case against Five Core Electronics Limited and others for allegedly cheating the Union Bank of India of ₹51.92 crore. Key accused are suspected to have left the country. Amarjeet Singh Kalra, his father Surinder Singh Kalra, Jagjeet Kaur Kalra and Surinder Kaur Kalra have been named as accused in the First Information Report. The company was into manufacture of electronic valves and tubes, and export of electronics and electrical goods.More Related News

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