ED seizes ₹10-crore property from ICICI Bank employee

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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached movable and immovable properties worth ₹10.20 crore belonging to an ICICI Bank worker. The employee, Vijayasarathi, was published at the financial institution’s Vijayapura department in Karnataka.
Among the eight immovable homes connected provisionally with the ED’s aid, one belonging is in Bengaluru, 4 in Udupi, and 3 in Vijayapura. The ED has additionally seized ₹four.89 crore in cash.

Vijayasarathi has been identified as the mastermind of a fraud that couldn’t be detected using the Risk Control Unit of ICICI Bank, the Enforcement Directorate stated.
Under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), the research was initiated on a charge sheet filed using the CID, Karnataka.

https://aws.wideinfo.org/sciburg.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/07193332/property-news-img3.jpgVijayasarathi, Sachin Annappa Patil, and other ICICI Bank’s Vijayapura Branch committed fraud by using canceled cheques, unused cheques, and fraudulent transfers, according to an announcement from the ED.
They had also been issuing faux constant deposit receipts, not crediting the cash obtained for credit within the bank accounts of ICICI Bank, BDCC Bank, and Siddeshwara Co-operative Bank, among others. They siphoned off or misappropriated amounts to the music of ₹70.44 crores.

Vijayasarathi acquired the immovable properties in his cell at the call of Renuka Shetty, Sachin A Patil, and Sudeep Shetty. At the same time, the ED said he became the real beneficial proprietor of such property.