Case against construction firm in Kerala on complaint by Anju Bobby George

The agreement was that  LC would be executed only after the completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the foundation and with the knowledge  of Anju.
World Championships medallist  Anju Bobby George (Photo | PTI)
World Championships medallist Anju Bobby George (Photo | PTI)

KOCHI: The Muvattupuzha Police has registered a cheating case against a Kolenchery-based construction firm following a complaint by former Indian athlete Anju Bobby George.

The case is related to development activities at Anju Bobby George Foundation training centre in Bengaluru. Anju, who is the chairperson of the foundation, has alleged  that the construction company withdrew money from her account without completion of  the work as per the satisfaction of the foundation and her knowledge.

The case was  registered against UVII Private Ltd. which was tasked by Anju Bobby Sports Foundation for the construction of a training centre in Bengaluru last year.  According to police, an import Letter of Credit (LC) was issued by the foundation as part of the payment for the  construction work.

The agreement was that  LC would be executed only after the completion of the work as per the satisfaction of the foundation and with the knowledge  of Anju. “However, the complainant Anju alleged that without full completion of the work, Import LC was executed and money was withdrawn from her account on February  21 and 22. As per the complaint, around Rs 54.17 lakh was withdrawn from her account in Muvattupuzha these days,” police sources said.

Anju submitted her complaint to  Ernakulam Rural Police Chief last week, who forwarded the complaint to Muvattupuzha DySP. Following it police registered a case under IPC section 420 for cheating and  406 for criminal breach of trust. 

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