In a significant development, police have arrested an individual involved in a Rs 12 crore embezzlement case, allegedly linked to real estate developers and other accomplices.
EmbezzlementReal EstateBank FraudMumbai PoliceFinancial CrimeReal Estate MumbaiMar 15, 2025
Dedhia, a former bank employee, has been arrested in connection with a Rs 12 crore embezzlement case.
The suspected amount involved in the embezzlement case is Rs 12 crore.
Real estate developer Dharmesh Paun is under scrutiny for his alleged involvement in the money laundering aspect of the case.
The case has raised concerns about internal controls and oversight in banks and has prompted a review of practices in the real estate sector, especially regarding financial transactions and compliance with anti-money laundering laws.
The police have stated that the investigation is ongoing and they are confident that more arrests will follow. They have also urged the public to report any suspicious financial activities to the authorities.
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