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Upasana Singh Alleges CINTAA FDs Were Broken, Funds Transferred

Upasana Singh Alleges CINTAA FDs Were Broken, Funds Transferred
CINTAA Row: Upasana Singh Alleges Poonam Dhillon, Padmini Kolhapure Broke ₹90 Lakh FDs, Transferred Funds From Frozen Account · freepressjournal.in

CINTAA is an organisation for cinema and television actors.

Upasana Singh says some of its bank accounts were supposed to stay frozen.

She alleges that one account was opened anyway.

She also says money from CINTAA’s fixed deposits was moved to another account.

Singh says about ₹90 lakh was held in the deposits, but the exact amount transferred is not known.

She claims members should have been asked before the deposits were broken.

Singh named Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure in her allegations.

Dhillon and Kolhapure had not publicly responded when the report was published.

The claims are part of a larger disagreement over who should manage CINTAA.

Key facts

Organisation
Cine and Television Artistes' Association (CINTAA)
Allegation
A previously frozen account was accessed and CINTAA funds were allegedly transferred.
Fixed deposits
Singh claimed CINTAA held around ₹90 lakh in fixed deposits.
Bank coverage
CINTAA was said to have fixed deposits and accounts across five banks.
Reported process
Singh alleged that an account was opened through KYC with assistance from office staff.
Amount transferred
The exact amount of fixed deposits allegedly broken was not known.
Responses
Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure had not responded to the allegations.

Quotes

Upasana Singh

Actress and former CINTAA office-bearer making allegations about the organisation’s accounts

“We found out that the account had already been opened. They had opened their account there, and the money from CINTAA's FDs was transferred into it. They have used that money in different places.”
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“It is such a big issue because if you want to break the FDs of any institution, you have to ask the members first. How can they break the FDs?”
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