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CBI Cases Postmaster Over Alleged Rs 3.71 Crore Siphoning

CBI Cases Postmaster Over Alleged Rs 3.71 Crore Siphoning
CBI books cases against postmaster for siphoning off Rs 3.71 cr · thehansindia.com

The CBI has opened two cases against a former postmaster in Andhra Pradesh.

Officials accuse him of taking money from the savings accounts of 310 customers.

The amount involved is reported to be Rs 3.71 crore.

The customers allegedly did not know about the withdrawals.

Some money was reportedly returned or paid when customers later came to withdraw funds.

Officials say other amounts were misappropriated.

A postal investigation reportedly found evidence of the alleged wrongdoing.

The CBI later searched the accused officer’s home.

Key facts

Agency
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
Accused
Chenna Ramudu, former Sub-Postmaster
Location
Tadipatri Bazar Town Sub-Post Office, Chittoor district, Andhra Pradesh
Amount involved
Rs 3.71 crore
Affected accounts
310 customers’ accounts
Cases registered
Two
Investigation basis
A complaint by K Amarnath, Superintendent of Posts, Ananthapur regional office
Follow-up action
CBI raids at the accused’s residence

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