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Mumbai police probe IndusInd Bank over ₹255 crore in fake entries inflating profits since 2015.
Mumbai police’s Economic Offences Wing is probing IndusInd Bank over alleged accounting irregularities involving ₹255 crore in unverified entries used to inflate financial results across multiple quarters.
The probe, based on a forensic audit by Grant Thornton India, found the entries lacked documentation or genuine transactions and were tied to misstated microfinance income, unverified assets, and fee income.
Former executives, including ex-CEO Sumant Kathpalia and former CFO Govind Jain, have been questioned, with allegations of long-standing inconsistencies dating back to at least 2015.
A senior official has filed a formal complaint alleging systemic falsification, criminal breach of trust, and forgery from FY2016 to FY2024.
The investigation continues as regulators assess the full scope of the misconduct.
La policía de Mumbai investiga a IndusInd Bank por más de ₹ 255 crore en entradas falsas que inflan las ganancias desde 2015.