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  1. CBI is investigating a major financial fraud exceeding Rs 200 crore in the UT, involving IDFC FIRST Bank.

CBI seeks prosecution sanction against bank officers in Rs 200 crore financial fraud case

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The Central Bureau of Investigation has received prosecution sanction against five officers of IDFC First Bank and a former Chief Financial Officer of Smart City Company Limited. This action stems from two cases involving a scam of over Rs 200 crore of government funds deposited in IDFC First Bank, Sector 32, Chandigarh. The cases involved the misappropriation of funds exceeding Rs 116 crore from Chandigarh Smart City Limited and a scam of over Rs 83 crore from the Chandigarh Renewable Energy & Science & Technology Promotion Society. CBI public prosecutor Narender Singh has placed the sanction orders before the CBI Court and moved an application to add Sanjay Shende of IDFC First Bank and Amit Kumar of the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh, as witnesses.

From tribuneindia.com

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The investigation centers on alleged financial fraud involving large sums of government funds routed through the bank. The CBI is actively pursuing charges against bank officers in connection with the mismanagement of these funds. The scale of the alleged fraud, exceeding Rs 200 crore, draws attention to the operational integrity of the financial institution.

From tribuneindia.com

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