Cheating case registered against 4 people
Nov 23, 2018, 00:21 ISTCoimbatore: The city police have registered a case against four people for misappropriation funds worth Rs 17.16lakh from a private firm.
Police identified them as J Shajahan of Podanur, his younger brother Jaffar Sadiq, owner of Angel Store J Anandaraj and Mujib, an autorickshaw driver. V Senthilvel, sales manager with Bannariamman Flour Mill Limited at Podanur had lodged a complaint against them on Wednesday. “The company has been supplying wheat and maida to traders. Traders used to settle the bill within 30 days. Shajahan, who was working as a sales executive for the last two years, forged the invoice of the firm with the help of his brother and supplied maida to Angel Store at Somanur. He sold it at a lower rate and fabricated the bills. When the firm checked the bills and approached some traders for money for the goods sold, the traders revealed that they had not received goods from the firm for more than a moth. Senthilvel checked with Shajahan and came to know that he forged bills and sold Rs 17.16lakh-worth goods to some firms,” a police officer said.TNN
Police identified them as J Shajahan of Podanur, his younger brother Jaffar Sadiq, owner of Angel Store J Anandaraj and Mujib, an autorickshaw driver. V Senthilvel, sales manager with Bannariamman Flour Mill Limited at Podanur had lodged a complaint against them on Wednesday. “The company has been supplying wheat and maida to traders. Traders used to settle the bill within 30 days. Shajahan, who was working as a sales executive for the last two years, forged the invoice of the firm with the help of his brother and supplied maida to Angel Store at Somanur. He sold it at a lower rate and fabricated the bills. When the firm checked the bills and approached some traders for money for the goods sold, the traders revealed that they had not received goods from the firm for more than a moth. Senthilvel checked with Shajahan and came to know that he forged bills and sold Rs 17.16lakh-worth goods to some firms,” a police officer said.TNN
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