One year jail for bank fraud, after 20 years of trial

January 31, 2012 14:20

A special CBI court in Chennai has convicted the branch manager of Indian Bank in a fraud case and sentenced her to undergo one year imprisonment after more than two decades of investigation and trial.

"The Special Judge for CBI Cases, Chennai, has convicted Nirmala Sundaraman, the then branch manager of Indian Bank, Triplicane branch, Chennai, in a bank fraud case and sentenced her to undergo one year simple imprisonment with a fine of Rs.5,000," a CBI spokesperson said today.

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