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CBI court convicts former Central Bank of India manager, 2 others for fraud

It was alleged that they fabricated documents and caused a loss of Rs 1 cr to the bank

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A special judge for CBI cases has convicted K Sridhar, a former branch manager at the Central Bank of India, and two others in a bank fraud case filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).  

It was alleged that they fabricated documents and caused a loss of Rs 1 crore to the bank.  

According to the CBI release, N Nagarajan, special judge for CBI cases, Coimbatore, has convicted Sridhar, a former branch manager at the Central Bank of India, Ooty, and two others in a bank fraud case filed by the agency. 

The Anti-Corruption Branch of CBI, Chennai, investigated

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