Detailed analysis of the computer of Satyam founder Ramalinga Raju has revealed that investments shown as fixed deposit receipts (FDRs) worth crores of rupees were fake and printed from his personal device, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said.
The fake FDRs showed huge amounts, as the interest on these deposits was projected to be over Rs 375 crore, as against the actual interest income of Rs 7.42 lakh only.
The CBI, which is probing the case, made a detailed analysis of the computer of Raju, during which this was found by the sleuths, official sources said.
The CBI has recorded the statements of the banks from where the FDRs were shown to have been issued in favour of Satyam Computer Services Ltd. The bank officials had denied that the FDRs were authentic, the sources said.
The CBI later, during the analysis of the computer of Raju, found that the FDRs were designed and later printed from the same machine, the sources said.