CBI files FIR for misusing Narendra Modi's name in loan scheme
The loan agency had received a complaint from the Prime Minister's Office nearly 11 months ago.
The has registered a case against unidentified persons for allegedly using Prime Minister's name to con people through a purported loan scheme.
The agency had received a complaint from the Prime Minister's Office nearly 11 months ago alleging that the scheme had misused the name of the prime minister.
The perpetrators of the scheme had allegedly given a misleading advertisement in a leading national daily on July 11 last year, offering loans under the "Pradhanmantri Jan Kalyan Yojna" with no file charge, no guarantor with zero per cent interest, 60 per cent rebate within 12 hours by logging on www.satyamgroup.org, the complaint alleged.
"This appears to be a clear case of forgery/impersonation wherein the name of PM has been misused," it alleged.
The agency had received a complaint from the Prime Minister's Office nearly 11 months ago alleging that the scheme had misused the name of the prime minister.
The perpetrators of the scheme had allegedly given a misleading advertisement in a leading national daily on July 11 last year, offering loans under the "Pradhanmantri Jan Kalyan Yojna" with no file charge, no guarantor with zero per cent interest, 60 per cent rebate within 12 hours by logging on www.satyamgroup.org, the complaint alleged.
"This appears to be a clear case of forgery/impersonation wherein the name of PM has been misused," it alleged.
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