A senior manager of UCO Bank, Garima Singh Chauhan, was caught red-handed by the CBI while accepting a bribe of INR 2 lakh, the first instalment of a total INR 4 lakh demanded for releasing the remaining INR 10 lakh of a sanctioned loan of INR 1 crore for a flour mill businessman in Mathura. The CBI laid a trap using coloured notes to ensure the authenticity of the bribe and monitored the bank premises for several days before taking action. Chauhan, along with her alleged broker Mohammad Arif, accepted the marked notes at the Kotwali Road branch, triggering their immediate arrest. The bank employees and customers were taken by surprise as plainclothes CBI officials carried out the operation, and both accused were later presented in the Ghaziabad court and sent to Dasna jail for 14 days. Investigators revealed that Arif had been in contact with Chauhan for a long time, and call records along with mobile chats provided further evidence of their conspiracy.┬аSubodh Kumar Goel Arrested: ED Arrests Former UCO Bank CMD on Money Laundering Charges in INR 6,200 Crore Bank Fraud Case.

UCO Bank Manager Caught Taking Bribe in Mathura

CBI Traps UCO Bank Manager Using Coloured Notes

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