Demonetisation: Rs 120 cr irregularities detected in Delhi co-op bank
The I-T department conducted multiple searches in the bank
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Illustration: Binay Sinha
The Income Tax department has detected alleged irregularities worth Rs 120 crore in conversion of old scrapped notes by a co-operative bank here.
The I-T department conducted multiple searches in the bank and also in the residential premises of its executives and after about five days of operations, it detected that a number of RBI guidelines were flouted leading to illegal conversion and exchange of scrapped notes.
It was also found that the bank, post demonetisation, opened a number of new accounts to allegedly facilitate huge deposits using weak Know Your Customer (KYC) documents.
Officials said the department has seized a number of records from the bank and has summoned a number of bank executives for questioning.
The I-T department conducted multiple searches in the bank and also in the residential premises of its executives and after about five days of operations, it detected that a number of RBI guidelines were flouted leading to illegal conversion and exchange of scrapped notes.
It was also found that the bank, post demonetisation, opened a number of new accounts to allegedly facilitate huge deposits using weak Know Your Customer (KYC) documents.
Officials said the department has seized a number of records from the bank and has summoned a number of bank executives for questioning.
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First Published: Dec 30 2016 | 9:22 PM IST
