Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Bank to Return Rs 16.38 Crore Illegally Withdrawn in Tripura
Someone stole money from the Agartala city government's bank account using fake checks.
The total amount stolen was over 16 crore rupees.
The bank has promised to give the money back.
The city government wasn't at fault because they still have the real checks.
The police are investigating who did it, and they think the people who stole the money are from outside of Tripura.
A special team has been created to investigate the case and find the people responsible.
The money was transferred to two accounts in Delhi and Nagpur.
The government is taking the case seriously to ensure justice.
A bank in Tripura will return Rs 16.38 crore stolen from the Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC).
The money was taken using cloned (fake) checks.
The Tripura government formed a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to investigate the fraud.
A cashier of UCO Bank was arrested in connection with the fraud.
The stolen money was deposited into two accounts located in Delhi and Nagpur.
- Who
- Fraudsters and UCO Bank
- What
- Rs 16.38 crore was illegally withdrawn from AMC's bank account using cloned cheques.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Agartala, Tripura
- Why
- To steal money from the Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC).
- Event
- Illegal withdrawal of funds
- Amount Stolen
- Rs 16.38 crore
- Bank Involved
- UCO Bank
- Account Affected
- Agartala Municipal Corporation (AMC)
- Method
- Cloned cheques
- Investigation Team
- Special Investigation Team (SIT)