Archive · 11 Aug 2025
CMRF Applicants Inquire as Cheque Fraud Surfaces in Nalgonda
Some people applied for money from a fund called the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, but they never got their checks.
One person had a check cashed by someone else.
Now, people are worried because they haven't received their money even after a long time.
The police are investigating, and some people have been arrested.
They're trying to figure out how the bad guys got the checks and why so many people are missing their money.
Applicants of the Chief Minister's Relief Fund (CMRF) are inquiring about the status of their applications.
A fraudulent encashment of a CMRF cheque worth ₹1.5 lakh was reported.
The cheque was issued to Gadde Venkateshwar Rao, but cashed by Gaddam Venkateshwar Rao in Andhra Pradesh.
Kodad Rural Police have arrested four individuals in connection with the fraud.
Investigations are underway to determine how fraudsters obtained the cheques.
- Who
- Applicants of the CMRF, Gadde Venkateshwar Rao (victim), Gaddam Venkateshwar Rao (fraudster), and Kodad Rural Police.
- What
- Fraudulent encashment of Chief Minister's Relief Fund cheques and inquiries regarding delayed payments.
- When
- Applications were submitted over a year prior to the report; the fraudulent encashment occurred recently.
- Where
- Kodad Assembly Constituency, Andhra Pradesh, and Jaggayyapet.
- Why
- To investigate the fraudulent encashment of CMRF cheques and the status of pending applications.
Applicants Perspective
Fraudsters' Perspective
Cheque Delay
Applicants Perspective
Applicants are concerned about the delay in receiving their cheques.
Fraudsters' Perspective
Unknown
- Fund Name
- Chief Minister's Relief Fund (CMRF)
- Cheque Amount Fraudulently Cashed
- ₹1.5 lakh
- Victim
- Gadde Venkateshwar Rao
- Fraudster
- Gaddam Venkateshwar Rao
- Police Involved
- Kodad Rural Police
- Applicants with delayed cheques
- About 50 in Kodad constituency
- Location of Fraudulent Cashing
- Jaggayyapet, Andhra Pradesh