Deccan Chronicle

Cheating case against Rudvin

- DC CORRESPOND­ENT,

Hyderabad: The CBI has booked a case of cheating against city-based Rudvin Corporatio­n Private Limited, formerly Madvik Research Labs, and its directors. The complaint lodged by the State Bank of Hyderabad alleges a fraud estimated at `6.03 crore.

The CBI has booked a case of cheating against city-based Rudvin Corporatio­n Private Limited and its directors. The complaint lodged by the State Bank of Hyderabad alleges a fraud estimated at `6.03 crore.

Rudvin Corporatio­n, formerly known as Madvik Research Labs, has an office in Banjara Hills. Dr Vikram Pillaraset­ty of Madhapur, Dr P Madan Mohan Rao of Nellore and D. Govind Raju of New Nalakunta — all directors of Rudvin Corporatio­n — have been accused of receiving finance by depositing fabricated title deeds as security.

The company was sanctioned a loan of `6.81 crore at SBH’s Lallaguda branch. The property documents of a residentia­l plot at Nellore, and non-agricultur­e land of four acres in Vishakapat­nam, were produced as security.

The fraud came to light when an advocate sent a letter to the bank claiming the properties did not have valid titles and the company was caught in numerous litigation­s.

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