Famous cricketer's father sentenced to 7 years in prison!?
Cricket is considered very important in our country. Many people here think of it as a part of life beyond the game of cricket. Meanwhile, the father of a former indian cricketer has been sentenced to seven years in prison in a fraud case. cricket has a huge fan base in our country. Due to this, news about cricketers has always been important. Meanwhile, the father of a famous cricketer has been arrested in a fraud case. After the charges against him were proven, he was sentenced to seven years in prison. In 2013, a fraud took place in a bank in Jolkheda village in Betul city of Madhya Pradesh. A huge fraud of Rs.1.25 crore took place in the bank of maharashtra branch there. The police had registered a case against 6 people in connection with this incident. After about 11 years of investigation into this case, the verdict has now been given. The additional sessions court has now announced the verdict in this case. Moreover, the punishment details of the culprits have also been announced.
Abhishek Ratnam, who was the mastermind in this, was sentenced to 10 years in prison and a fine of Rs. 80 lakhs. Similarly, Vinay Ojha, the father of former cricketer Naman Ojha, was an assistant manager in the bank when this scam took place. He has been sentenced to seven years in prison and a fine of Rs. 7 lakhs. Furthermore, the court has ordered that two brokers associated with the bank, dhanraj Pawar and Lakhan Hingve, be sentenced to seven years in prison each and a fine of Rs. 7 lakhs. abhishek Ratnam, who was the mastermind of this scam, was found to have used the passwords of bank officials to commit fraud. At that time, former cricketer Naman Ojha's father Vinay Ojha also worked in the bank, and it created a stir when his name was mentioned in the investigation. That is, abhishek Ratnam and Vinay Ojha together opened fake accounts through agents and defrauded Rs. 1.25 crore, said lawyer Vishal Kodale. court verdict: inanath Rathore, who worked as a cashier in the bank, died during the investigation of the case. Moreover, the ID and password of Nilesh Satrol, a trainee branch manager in the bank, were used in this fraud. However, he was found innocent during the investigation, and he was acquitted by the court. That is, while a total of six people were charged, one of them died. Another was acquitted. The remaining four were declared guilty and sentenced.