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A team of Maharashtra Police has arrested an absconding accused from Mathura district of Uttar Pradesh. This person is accused of embezzlement of Rs 300 crore. Local police have said that the accused has been arrested with the help of Vrindavan police near Krishna Balaram temple in Mathura district. The accused has been arrested in Mathura in the guise of a sadhu. Let us know what this whole matter is.
Accused found roaming in the guise of a monk
The accused arrested for embezzling billions of rupees from Maharashtra has been identified as Baban Vishwanath Shind, a resident of Beed district. Police have told that a police team from Beed district had come to Mathura to arrest Baban Shinde. After a lot of searching, he was found wandering in the guise of a saint near the British temple. Let us tell you that Krishna Balram Temple is also known as ‘Temple of the British’.
Caught with the help of local police
Police have said that during the investigation, information was found that the accused Shinde was living in Mathura in the attire of a monk for about a year. The Maharashtra Police team was searching for him in temples, ashrams, hotels, guest houses etc. According to the police, Shinde was living in disguise. When the Maharashtra Police team took the help of Mathura Police Crime Branch and Vrindavan Police, the accused was soon found.
What is the allegation?
Shinde is accused of embezzling Rs 300 crore from depositors in ‘Jijau Maa Saheb Multi State Bank’ in Beed district of Maharashtra and absconding from there. After that he came to Vrindavan for a year and lived in the guise of a saint. Shinde also has several embezzlement cases registered against him in Dharashiv district of Maharashtra in which he is wanted. The police obtained his transit remand by presenting him in the court and then took him back to Maharashtra. (input language)
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