Mumbai: Ex-cop, brothers face FIR for trespassing on sister's property, assaulting worker

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An FIR has been lodged against a retired senior inspector of the Mumbai Police and his two siblings for alleged trespassing into their sister's flour mill property and attempting to demolish a wall as part of a property dispute. The incident took place in Kalina, a suburb of Santacruz, on Monday, according to the filed FIR.

According to a report in the PTI, the complainant and the accused are embroiled in a property dispute, and the matter has already entered the legal domain.

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On the fateful Monday, the retired police inspector and his two brothers reportedly arrived at the flour mill and engaged in a physical altercation with a worker on the premises, stated the report. Concerned locals alerted the sister of the retired police officer, who then reported the incident to the police and subsequently registered an FIR against her three brothers.

The registered case falls under section 452 of the Indian Penal Code, dealing with house trespass following preparations for harm, assault, or wrongful restraint. As of now, no arrests have been made, and the investigation into the incident is ongoing, as confirmed by an official.

Loan fraud case in Colaba

The Colaba Police recently discovered a fraudulent scheme involving three individuals who acquired a loan of Rs 18.70 lakh from a bank by using fake gold as security. The person assigned by the bank to evaluate the legitimacy and value of the gold was involved in the deceitful act.

The plan unfolded when a man requested a loan from the bank, using his gold as collateral. The bank then hired his accomplice to appraise the genuineness and estimated value of the gold. He appraised the gold at Rs 18.70 lakh, leading to the bank granting the loan.

Initially, the loan was being paid back the loan on time but later the accused defaulted. This prompted the bank to issue a warning to sell the gold if the accused failed to settle his debts.

In response, he gave written consent for the bank to proceed with the sale of the gold. When the bank tried to sell the gold, it turned out to be fake. As a result, the accused, and his accomplice were accused of engaging in a fraudulent act. The accused mentioned a third person is involved during interrogation and the cops are conducting a further probe.