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Coimbatore Hospital Chief Defrauded Of Rs 3 Crore
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Highlights
- Coimbatore City Crime Branch (CCB) police detained a village panchayat president from Pudukkottai district and his accomplice for reportedly defrauding a private hospital chairman of Rs 2.85 crore.
- On June 23, Panneerselvam, Balasubramaniam, Selvakuram, and Kennady were charged with violating sections 120 (b), 406, 420, and 506 I of the IPC by the Coimbatore City Crime Branch (CCB) police.
Coimbatore City Crime Branch (CCB) police detained a village panchayat president from Pudukkottai district and his accomplice for reportedly defrauding a private hospital chairman of Rs 2.85 crore.
According to police official, it is stated that Coimbatore Royal Care Hospital chairman K Madheswaran (59) stated that a four-member gang, lead by Patchikottai panchayat president N Paneerselvam (58), deceived him out of Rs 2.85 crore while promising to secure Rs 100 crore in funds for the hospital's development.
On June 23, Panneerselvam, Balasubramaniam, Selvakuram, and Kennady were charged with violating sections 120 (b), 406, 420, and 506 I of the IPC by the Coimbatore City Crime Branch (CCB) police.
The police officer stated that while acquiring a court order, the CCB conducted a search in several Paneerselvam properties in Alankudi and Chennai, as directed by the city Commissioner of Police Deepak M Damor. They also collected many documents from his office and apartment, including check leaves, agreements, and promissory notes.
In 2010, Panneerselvam was charged with more than 22 cheating instances throughout the state, including counts of disseminating counterfeit cash.
However, police detained Panneerselvam and his associate Selvakumar (47) and confiscated a bogus DD worth Rs 99 crore as well as two cars from his hands. Avinashi's Balasubramaniam and Thanjavur's Kennady.
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