Archive · 23 May 2025
Woman Granted Bail, Ordered to Clean Bank Premises for Two Months
A woman accused of cheating a bank has been granted bail by the Orissa High Court.
As part of her bail conditions, she must clean the bank's premises for two hours each workday for two months.
This bank is the one from which she allegedly took out over a crore of rupees in loans using already pledged properties.
The court order, issued on May 13th, also requires her to avoid criminal activities and evidence tampering.
The local police and bank authorities are responsible for making sure she follows the order.
However, she is still in custody because she has not yet submitted the 10 lakh rupees security deposit ordered by the trial court.
The Orissa High Court granted bail to a woman accused of cheating.
The woman must clean a private sector bank's premises for two hours daily for two months.
She allegedly took loans of over Rs 1 crore from the bank by mortgaging already pledged properties.
She was arrested by the Economic Offences Wing and has been in custody since February 5th.
She is yet to be released because she has not submitted the Rs 10 lakh security deposit.
- Who
- A woman accused of cheating.
- What
- The Orissa High Court granted bail to a woman accused of cheating and ordered her to clean bank premises.
- When
- The order was issued on May 13th.
- Where
- Cuttack, Orissa, at a private sector bank.
- Why
- As a condition of her bail.
- Court
- Orissa High Court
- Accused
- Woman
- Charge
- Cheating
- Bail Condition
- Cleaning bank premises
- Bank
- Private sector bank in Cuttack
- Loan Amount
- Over Rs 1 crore
- Security Deposit
- Rs 10 lakh