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New India Co-Operative Bank fraud case: Court denies bail to ex-GM, says allegations serious
Updated On: 22 October, 2025 05:53 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Hitesh Mehta, the primary accused, who previously served as the bank’s General Manager and Head of Accounts, is accused of misappropriating Rs 122 crore from the bank’s reserves over a five-year period

Hitesh Mehta was arrested following allegations that he, along with accomplices, systematically siphoned off funds from the bank’s reserves. File Pic/Shadab Khan
A Mumbai court has denied bail to Hitesh Mehta, the primary accused in the Rs 122 crore embezzlement case involving New India Co-Operative Bank, citing the serious nature of the offence and the substantial sums involved, reported the PTI.
Mehta, who previously served as the bank’s General Manager and Head of Accounts, is accused of misappropriating Rs 122 crore from the bank’s reserves over a five-year period.
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