The 38-year-old woman, who managed affairs at the Dadar branch of D N Naik Commerce Classes, has been arrested; she would ask students to write cheques in her name, instead of the tutorial's name
A teacher managing the affairs at a popular commerce class in Dadar allegedly siphoned money worth Rs 97 lakh from the centre. The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Crime Branch yesterday arrested Bhasida Bharat Sanghvi (38), a resident of Mahim, who used to manage the D N Naik Classes in its Dadar branch.
Bhasida Bharat Sanghvi managed the Dadar branch of the D N Naik Classes. Pic/Satyajit Desai
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“While she was handling the Dadar branch, some students complained to the management that a portion was not completed in their class, even though the exams were nearing,” said a police officer from EOW. “The management then inquired into the matter and learnt that Sanghvi had also transferred around Rs 97 lakh from the class funds to her private bank account.
She used to ask students to write cheques in her name, instead of the tutorial’s name,” said Balsingh Rajput, deputy commissioner of police, EOW.After a detailed inquiry, the EOW arrested Sanghvi. Sanghvi had joined the D N Naik Classes in 2002, and in 2007, she was given the responsibility of handling the Dadar branch by the management of the institute.u00a0
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