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    Ex-Bank of India DGM, five others jailed for 10 years in ₹2.39 crore bank fraud case

    Chennai: A special CBI court in Chennai has sentenced a former Deputy General Manager (DGM) of the Bank of India and five others, including three Tamil Nadu government employees, to 10 years of rigorous imprisonment in a bank fraud case involving nearly ₹2.39 crore. The court, announcing its verdict, also imposed fines totalling ₹2.70 crore.

    CBI court sentences six to two years’ jail in tiger, leopard parts smuggling case

    Lucknow: CBI court in Lucknow has convicted and sentenced six individuals to two years’ imprisonment along with a fine of Rs 10,000 each in a wildlife smuggling case involving tiger and leopard body parts, an official statement said on Tuesday. The convicts — Mumtaj Ahmad, Jaibun Nisha, Ajij Ullah, Waheed, Sartaj and Majeed — were found.

    Bhaini Sahib Row: PO Notice Issued to Dilip Singh

    The ongoing Bhaini Sahib controversy has intensified after a CBI court issued a Proclaimed Offender (PO) notice against Thakur Dilip Singh in connection with a murder case. The court has directed him to appear by April 8, failing which further legal action may follow. Name Linked to Murder Case According to case details, Dilip Singh’s.

    CBI Court Grants Bail to Four Punjab Police Officials in Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath Assault Case

    A CBI court has granted bail to four Punjab Police officials accused in the alleged assault on Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath in Patiala.

    Jharkhand: CBI court sentences three to life in Rupesh Pandey murder case

    Ranchi: A special CBI court in Ranchi on Thursday sentenced three convicts to life imprisonment for the 2022 murder of teenager Rupesh Pandey, a case that had triggered widespread outrage and communal tension across Jharkhand. The convicts — Mohammad Aslam Ansari alias Pappu Mian, Mohammad Gufran and Mohammad Kaif — were each sentenced to rigorous.

    CBI court sentences accountant to five years of rigorous imprisonment in bribery case

    Lucknow: A Lucknow court has convicted and sentenced Ram Nibas Verma, a senior accountant at the Zonal Pay & Account Office of the Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) in Aliganj, to five years in prison along with a fine of Rs 1 lakh in a bribery case. CBI Case Dates Back to 2018 Complaint The conviction.

    CBI Court sentences central excise and service tax inspector to 5 years RI in disproportionate assets case

    His wife, Pooja Karelia, has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment with a fine of Rs 50,000 for abetment of the offence in the said Disproportionate Assets (DA) case.

    CBI secures 5-year jail term for two persons involved in LIC fraud in UP

    New Delhi: A Special CBI Court, Lucknow, sentenced two persons to five years’ imprisonment with a fine of Rs 12 lakh each for cheating LIC of India of Rs 15.22 lakh in 2003 through fraudulent payments under 20 policies, an official said on Thursday. Braj Kumar Pandey and Manish Kumar Srivastava, colluded with others in.

    CBI Court sentences 4 years imprisonment with Rs 1 lakh fine to four accused in Bank Fraud Case

    New Delhi: The CBI Court in Delhi, in its judgment and order passed on December 18, sentenced four accused persons to four years’ imprisonment and a fine of Rs. One Lakh each, in a bank fraud case, an official press release The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) registered the instant case on February 9, 2009,.

    Former UIET Office Assistant Gets Four Years’ Jail in CBI Bribery Case

    Lucknow: A CBI Court in Lucknow has convicted and sentenced Vijay Kumar Dwivedi, a former Office Assistant at the University Institute of Engineering & Technology (UIET) under Babasaheb Bhim Rao Ambedkar University (BBAU), to four years’ rigorous imprisonment in a bribery case. The court has also imposed a fine of Rs 30,000 on him, the.

    Five bank accounts of suspended DIG Bhullar and his family to be unfrozen

    However, the CBI denied de-freezing of three bank accounts, calling them suspicious