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Bank alleges fraud after gold loan backed by fake ornaments

Mumbai District Central Cooperative Bank has alleged a Rs 2.48 lakh fraud after fake gold-plated silver bangles were pledged as collateral for a loan. Police have registered a case against the borrower and the gold valuer

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The bank valuer certified the two bangles weighing 38.5 grams. Representation pic/istock

The bank valuer certified the two bangles weighing 38.5 grams. Representation pic/istock

Mumbai District Central Cooperative Bank has alleged that it was cheated of Rs 2.48 lakh through a fraudulent gold loan transaction in which fake gold ornaments were pledged as collateral.

According to the complaint filed by Chunabhatti Branch Manager Manjusha Jadhav, the accused, Ganesh Vilas Shelke, approached the branch on May 29, 2025, seeking a gold loan. The ornaments were examined by the bank’s approved gold valuer, Amit Babulal Vaishnav, who certified two bangles weighing 38.5 grams and valued them at Rs 2.90 lakh.

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