The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has initiated an investigation into a Pune-based real estate firm for a multi-crore bank fraud involving the misappropriation of funds and alleged misconduct by a bank official.
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The CBI is investigating a Pune-based real estate firm for a multi-crore bank fraud involving the misappropriation of ₹12.67 crore and alleged misconduct by a bank official.
The bank fraud came to light during an internal audit of the real estate firm, which revealed significant financial discrepancies and unauthorized transactions totaling ₹12.67 crore.
The fraud has sent shockwaves through the real estate market in Pune, potentially eroding consumer confidence and leading to stricter regulatory oversight and enhanced compliance measures in the industry.
If the allegations are confirmed, the real estate firm may face significant financial penalties, loss of business, and damage to its reputation. The bank official, if found guilty, could face legal charges and potential imprisonment.
The CBI, known for its expertise in high-stakes financial crimes, is thoroughly scrutinizing financial records, interviewing key personnel, and collecting evidence to build a strong case against the real estate firm and the bank official.

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