Mysore/Mysuru: In yet another incident of creation of fake documents, a conman who got the property of a deceased woman transferred in his name by creation of fake documents, has also cheated a bank by borrowing loans after pledging them as collateral security.

The matter came to light when the Bank authorities initiated the process for auctioning the property for default on loan repayment.

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N.T. Susheela, a city resident, had purchased house bearing No.1500/3 (CH No. 58) at K.R. Vanam in Chamaraja Mohalla in 1961. As she had no issues of her own, she took care of her younger sister’s son Parthasarathy. Susheela died on May 10, 2014 and her foster son Parthasarathy too died of ill health on Jan. 2. 2022.

Meanwhile, one Hariprasad, a 40-year-old resident of BEML Layout in the city, brought an 80-year-old woman projecting her as N.T. Susheela (deceased), the owner of the house and got Susheela’s property transferred to his name by creation of fake documents. 

Later, Hariprasad along with a woman named Pratibha, obtained a joint loan from Nazarbad branch of Canara Bank, by pledging the house ‘documents’ as collateral security.

But as Hariprasad failed to repay the loan, the Canara Bank authorities issued a notice for auctioning the house, in which Anuradha, wife of late Parthasarathy stayed, when the fake document creation  came to light.

Later,  Anuradha lodged a complaint with Ashokapuram Police who have begun investigation into the case, it is learnt.