39 year old Mumbai Doctor with Rs 1 crore in PMC Bank Commits suicide, Police Deny Link
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MUMBAI: A 39-year-old doctor who had an account in the scam-hit Punjab and Maharashtra Bank allegedly committed suicide at her residence in a posh Mumbai locality, police said today.
An official, however, said police "did not think" the suicide was related to the crisis at PMC Bank and financial troubles it had subjected thousands of depositors to.
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Some officials of the bank are accused of colluding with private firm HDIL to disburse loans fraudulently that ultimately caused a loss of Rs. 4,355 crore to the lender, leaving depositors unable to withdraw large sums and in danger of losing their savings.
Nivedita Bijlani, 39, a doctor staying with her father in Versova's Model Town area, consumed a heavy dose of sleeping pills on Monday night, the official said.
An official, however, said police "did not think" the suicide was related to the crisis at PMC Bank and financial troubles it had subjected thousands of depositors to.
Also read:- Delhi Noida Flyway: Delhi Doctor killed after truck crashes with ambulance
Some officials of the bank are accused of colluding with private firm HDIL to disburse loans fraudulently that ultimately caused a loss of Rs. 4,355 crore to the lender, leaving depositors unable to withdraw large sums and in danger of losing their savings.
Nivedita Bijlani, 39, a doctor staying with her father in Versova's Model Town area, consumed a heavy dose of sleeping pills on Monday night, the official said.
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