Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Assam Officials Still Pursuing 2007 National Games Fraud Case
Imagine a big sports event called the National Games happened in Assam back in 2007.
Some sneaky people from a company in Kolkata pretended to be part of the games and took 1 crore rupees from a company called DVC.
They made fake papers and even copied the signatures of important people from Assam!
Someone from the real organizing team found out during a meeting in Delhi.
The police, called the CBI, investigated and found out about the trickery.
Now, officials from Assam have to go to a court in Kolkata to help with the case.
The 33rd National Games took place in Assam in 2007.
A Kolkata-based company collected Rs 1 crore from DVC.
The company did not have authorization to collect the money.
The CBI investigated and found forged documents and signatures.
Senior Assam officers must now testify in a West Bengal court.
- Who
- Senior officers from Assam, a Kolkata-based company, DVC officials and the CBI
- What
- A Kolkata-based company defrauded the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) of Rs 1 crore in the name of the National Games organizing committee by forging documents.
- When
- The fraud occurred in relation to the 2007 National Games
- Where
- Sealdah court, West Bengal, Assam, and Delhi
- Why
- To collect money fraudulently from the DVC.
- Event
- 33rd National Games
- Location
- Assam
- Year of Games
- 2007
- Fraudulent Amount
- Rs 1 crore
- Court
- Sealdah court, West Bengal
- Investigating Agency
- CBI