The bank's general manager and head of accounts, Hitesh Mehta, its former CEO, Abhimanyu Bhoan, and real estate developer Dharmesh Paun have been implicated in the ongoing scam investigation.
New India BankMumbai Police EowBanking ScandalFinancial IrregularitiesReal Estate DeveloperReal Estate MumbaiFeb 21, 2025
The key figures involved in the New India Bank scandal include Hitesh Mehta, the bank's general manager and head of accounts, former CEO Abhimanyu Bhoan, and real estate developer Dharmesh Paun.
The Mumbai Police EOW is conducting a thorough investigation into the financial discrepancies and alleged fraud within the New India Bank. They are examining financial records, conducting raids, and gathering evidence to bring those responsible to justice.
The EOW has uncovered several issues, including the manipulation of accounts, mismanagement of funds, and the low retention of funds. These issues have led to a significant financial loss for the bank and a decline in customer confidence.
The New India Bank has issued a statement expressing its commitment to full cooperation with the authorities. They have also taken steps to strengthen their internal audit processes and improve corporate governance to regain the trust of customers and stakeholders.
The New India Bank scandal is likely to have far-reaching implications for the Indian banking sector, leading to stricter regulations, enhanced oversight, and a renewed focus on corporate governance to prevent similar incidents in the future.
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