Archive · 25 Jun 2025
CBI Arrests Bank Fraud Offender After Four Decades
A man named Satish Kumar Anand was arrested for a bank fraud he did a long time ago.
He tricked a bank out of money in 1977.
The police found out, and he was convicted in 1985, but he ran away.
After hiding for over 40 years, the police found him in Delhi.
He was taken to court, and now he's in trouble again for the old crime.
Satish Kumar Anand was arrested by the CBI for a 1977 bank fraud.
The fraud involved cheating Bank of India of Rs 5.69 lakh.
Anand was convicted in 1985 and sentenced to five years imprisonment.
He evaded authorities for over four decades after his conviction.
Anand was arrested in Rohini, North Delhi and taken to Dehradun.
- Who
- Satish Kumar Anand and the CBI.
- What
- The CBI arrested Satish Kumar Anand for a bank fraud.
- When
- The fraud occurred in 1977, conviction in 1985, and the arrest occurred recently.
- Where
- Rohini, North Delhi, and Dehradun.
- Why
- Anand was arrested because of his involvement in a bank fraud for which he was previously convicted and had been absconding.
- Accused
- Satish Kumar Anand
- Crime
- Bank Fraud
- Amount of Fraud
- Rs 5.69 lakh
- Year of Crime
- 1977
- Date of Arrest
- Recent
- Previous Conviction
- 1985 - 5 years imprisonment
