Case in opposition to development agency in Kerala on grievance by Anju Bobby George
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Express News Service
KOCHI: The Muvattupuzha Police has registered a dishonest case in opposition to a Kolenchery-based development agency following a grievance by former Indian athlete Anju Bobby George.
The case is expounded to improvement actions at Anju Bobby George Foundation coaching centre in Bengaluru. Anju, who’s the chairperson of the inspiration, has alleged that the development firm withdrew cash from her account with out completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the inspiration and her information.
The case was registered in opposition to UVII Private Ltd. which was tasked by Anju Bobby Sports Foundation for the development of a coaching centre in Bengaluru final yr. According to police, an import Letter of Credit (LC) was issued by the inspiration as a part of the fee for the development work.
The settlement was that LC could be executed solely after the completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the inspiration and with the information of Anju. “However, the complainant Anju alleged that without full completion of the work, Import LC was executed and money was withdrawn from her account on February 21 and 22. As per the complaint, around Rs 54.17 lakh was withdrawn from her account in Muvattupuzha these days,” police sources mentioned.
Anju submitted her grievance to Ernakulam Rural Police Chief final week, who forwarded the grievance to Muvattupuzha DySP. Following it police registered a case beneath IPC part 420 for dishonest and 406 for felony breach of belief.
KOCHI: The Muvattupuzha Police has registered a dishonest case in opposition to a Kolenchery-based development agency following a grievance by former Indian athlete Anju Bobby George.
The case is expounded to improvement actions at Anju Bobby George Foundation coaching centre in Bengaluru. Anju, who’s the chairperson of the inspiration, has alleged that the development firm withdrew cash from her account with out completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the inspiration and her information.
The case was registered in opposition to UVII Private Ltd. which was tasked by Anju Bobby Sports Foundation for the development of a coaching centre in Bengaluru final yr. According to police, an import Letter of Credit (LC) was issued by the inspiration as a part of the fee for the development work.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
The settlement was that LC could be executed solely after the completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the inspiration and with the information of Anju. “However, the complainant Anju alleged that without full completion of the work, Import LC was executed and money was withdrawn from her account on February 21 and 22. As per the complaint, around Rs 54.17 lakh was withdrawn from her account in Muvattupuzha these days,” police sources mentioned.
Anju submitted her grievance to Ernakulam Rural Police Chief final week, who forwarded the grievance to Muvattupuzha DySP. Following it police registered a case beneath IPC part 420 for dishonest and 406 for felony breach of belief.
