Bhopal- A significant fraud case involving misusing the collector’s identity has come to light in Madhya Pradesh. Three individuals devised a scheme where they forged the collector’s signature on a document related to tribal land, enabling them to secure a loan worth lakhs of rupees. However, the illicit operation was exposed, leading to the arrest of one of the three culprits. The police are currently in pursuit of the two remaining fugitives.
According to reports, the arrested individual had obtained a loan of Rs 30 lakh from a bank using the forged signature of the collector as collateral against the tribal land. Upon discovering the fraudulent activity, the Lalbagh police station promptly launched a comprehensive investigation based on the collector’s report. As a result, a case has been registered against four individuals involved in the scam.
During a press conference, Superintendent of Police Rahul Kumar shared details of the ongoing operation. He revealed that the police had successfully apprehended Seema Shivhare, the owner of the land, as well as the bank agent named Bandu Kamle. However, two other vital suspects are currently evading capture. The authorities actively pursue these individuals and are confident in their imminent arrest.
The case has caused widespread concern and highlights the importance of stringent measures to prevent such fraudulent activities. It serves as a reminder of the necessity for robust systems and protocols to authenticate important documents and prevent identity theft. The police’s swift response and commitment to resolving the case demonstrate their dedication to maintaining law and order in the region. Further investigations are underway to uncover any additional accomplices or related criminal activities.