Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Retired Woman Accuses Daughter and Son-in-Law of ₹22 Lakh Fraud in Jabalpur
A retired woman named Lalli Bai Kevat has accused her daughter, Rajkumari Kevat, and son-in-law, Chandrabhan Kevat, of fraudulently taking ₹22 lakh from her savings.
She claims they took her to the bank, had her sign documents, and then transferred the money to their own accounts.
Another man, Nikesh Mishra, who says he is a journalist, is also accused of threatening the son-in-law and boasting about his influence.
The family found out when they discovered a bank locker in the daughter's name but not in the victim's.
The police have started investigating the case.
Lalli Bai Kevat accused her daughter and son-in-law of fraudulently taking ₹22 lakh from her savings.
The accused allegedly took her to the bank, had her sign documents, and transferred the money to their own accounts.
Nikesh Mishra, who identifies himself as a journalist, is accused of threatening the son-in-law and boasting about his influence.
The family discovered a bank locker in the daughter's name but not in the victim's.
The police have started investigating the case based on the victim's application.
- Who
- Lalli Bai Kevat (victim), Rajkumari Kevat (daughter), Chandrabhan Kevat (son-in-law), Nikesh Mishra (alleged accomplice)
- What
- Allegations of fraud involving the liquidation of Fixed Deposits worth ₹22 lakh
- When
- The incident occurred on Tuesday
- Where
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- The victim's family alleges that the accused fraudulently transferred the money to their own accounts and coerced the son-in-law into signing documents.
Victim's Family
Accused Daughter and Son-in-Law
Fraud Allegations
Victim's Family
The victim's family claims that the daughter and son-in-law fraudulently liquidated FDs worth ₹22 lakh and transferred the money to their own accounts.
Accused Daughter and Son-in-Law
No statement from the accused has been provided in the articles.
Coercion and Threats
Victim's Family
The victim's family alleges that Nikesh Mishra, who identifies himself as a journalist, coerced the son-in-law into signing documents by threatening to kill him.
Accused Daughter and Son-in-Law
No statement from the accused has been provided in the articles.
- Victim
- Lalli Bai Kevat
- Accused Daughter
- Rajkumari Kevat
- Accused Son-in-Law
- Chandrabhan Kevat
- Alleged Accomplice
- Nikesh Mishra
- Amount Fraudulently Taken
- ₹22 lakh
- Location of Incident
- Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh
- Police Station
- Ranjhi Police Station
- Investigating Officer
- Additional SP Suryakant Sharma