CBI's great success, Surderran has been arrested for 13 years in the bank fraud case

New -Delhi, September 21 (IANS). The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Surderran J, who declared the criminal in an old case of fraud by the bank. The accused was arrested from the Collam district of Kerala. The case was registered by the CBI on July 21, 2010, in which Surendran J (resident Kulakda Panchayat, Mavadi Post Office, Kollam, Kerala) was described as the most important conspirators. He was the owner of a firm called Stitch and Ship, Puthur, Kollam. It is alleged that Surendran achieved a credit facility for foreign bill of Rs 1.5 crore based on false documents from Bank of India, Ludhiana branch. Other people were also involved in this fraud. The CBI completed the investigation into the case and filed a charge sheet with the Court of Special Judgment Magistrate (SJM), CBI, SAS Nagar, Mohali (Punjab), but even after the charges were drawn up, Surendran J stopped appearing in court. In 2012, the court declared him criminal. Despite several attempts by the CBI, no idea of ​​the accused was found and he escaped for 13 years. Recently, through technical information and land verification, the CBI announced that Surendran was hiding in the Calala Calala collam district. Based on this information, the CBI team arrested a well -planned operation and arrested him. After the arrest, the accused was produced on September 19 in the Court of Chief Justice Magistrate (CJM), Thiruvananthapuram, from where he was allowed to bring Mohali to the transition. Surderran was then produced in the SJM Court, Mohali, on September 20, from where the court sent him to judicial custody. -Ians VKU/DKP shares this story tags