PANAJI:
The police have registered an FIR against Ramesh Ramchandra Havele and his wife Veena directors of a Pune based company, which has three separate sub companies -- Dhanada portfolios, Dhanada corporation and Dhanada Holdings. They are alleged to have duped investors to the tune of Rs 1.09 crore. They have been booked under sections 406, 420 and 120 B of the Indian Penal Code.
The company promised investors monetary returns on the invested amount on various stages in different year schemes. However, once the company received the money, they shut their offices without intimating their customers thereby cheated the investors.
PSI Prasanna Bhagat investigating the case.
In the second case, a company based in Bhubaneshwar - Odisha namely Sanchaya Micro Credits Limited and Sanchaya Infra Projects limited duped three complainants of Rs 22.50 lakh.
The Economic Offences Cell has registered an FIR against their directors under section 406, 420 and 120 B of IPC.
Hivre resident
commits suicide
VALPOI: A 23-year-old woman from Hivre-Sattari allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the bridge in the Valvanti river at Morle-Deulwada on Monday morning.
According to police, a woman saw Sangeeta Gaonkar jumping from the bridge and the villagers tried to rescue her, but did not succeed in their attempts.
Police said Valpoi fire personnel rushed to the site to trace Gaonkar, but they could not trace the body. Later, a local lifeguard Sunil Gaonkar and Gaurish Kamat retrieved the body.
Sources informed that Gaonkar had gone to her mother's house on Friday and she was reported missing since late Sunday evening.
Valpoi PSI Gurish Malik said after conducting the panchnama, the body was sent at GMC hospital in Bambolim for post-mortem.
Police said the reason behind committing suicide was not known, but she had married three months back.
Car stolen at
Salvador-do-Mundo
PORVORIM: A Santro car was reported stolen at Salvador-do-Mundo on Saturday evening.
In his complaint, Alex D'Cruz of Salvador-do-Mundo told Porvorim Police that he had parked his car (GA-01-R-9751) in front of his house. On Saturday, he had gone out along with his family at about 9 am. However, when he returned home at 5.30 pm, he found the car stolen.
The complainant further stated that when he opened the door and entered the house, he noticed that some person had bent the window grills and the car key which was kept on the table was missing.
Acting on the complaint, police rushed to the spot and conducted the panchnama. A dog squad was pressed into service, but could not get any clue, while finger prints experts have taken the finger prints. Police said the car was old and its cost would be about Rs 1 lakh.
Mastimoll woman reported missing
CANACONA: A 50-year-old woman from Mastimoll-Canacona was reported missing from her residence on Monday morning.
According to Canacona Police, Suganda Dessai was staying with her 6-year-old daughter.
Dessai, who lost her husband some two months ago, is learnt to have visited her neighbour's house and kept her daughter, but failed to return back.
The neighbours finding her not turning up to pick her daughter late Monday evening, found it unusual and reported the matter to the police.
After her husband's death, the woman was staying alone in the house with her daughter at Mastimoll-Canacona, informed sources.
Window panel of
ambulance damaged
MAPUSA: Miscreants damaged the window panel of the Medha Parrikar ambulance at Khorlim-Mapusa on Monday.
In his complaint, the ambulance driver Amin Khan told Mapusa Police that this is the third time that miscreants have damaged the ambulance.
"I am parking the ambulance near my house at Khorlim. As the parking land given by the Medha Parrikar Patient Service Center is 2 kms away from my house, I am parking it near my house," stated the driver in the complaint.
The police have registered an FIR against Ramesh Ramchandra Havele and his wife Veena directors of a Pune based company, which has three separate sub companies -- Dhanada portfolios, Dhanada corporation and Dhanada Holdings. They are alleged to have duped investors to the tune of Rs 1.09 crore. They have been booked under sections 406, 420 and 120 B of the Indian Penal Code.
The company promised investors monetary returns on the invested amount on various stages in different year schemes. However, once the company received the money, they shut their offices without intimating their customers thereby cheated the investors.
PSI Prasanna Bhagat investigating the case.
In the second case, a company based in Bhubaneshwar - Odisha namely Sanchaya Micro Credits Limited and Sanchaya Infra Projects limited duped three complainants of Rs 22.50 lakh.
The Economic Offences Cell has registered an FIR against their directors under section 406, 420 and 120 B of IPC.
Hivre resident
commits suicide
VALPOI: A 23-year-old woman from Hivre-Sattari allegedly committed suicide by jumping off the bridge in the Valvanti river at Morle-Deulwada on Monday morning.
According to police, a woman saw Sangeeta Gaonkar jumping from the bridge and the villagers tried to rescue her, but did not succeed in their attempts.
Police said Valpoi fire personnel rushed to the site to trace Gaonkar, but they could not trace the body. Later, a local lifeguard Sunil Gaonkar and Gaurish Kamat retrieved the body.
Sources informed that Gaonkar had gone to her mother's house on Friday and she was reported missing since late Sunday evening.
Valpoi PSI Gurish Malik said after conducting the panchnama, the body was sent at GMC hospital in Bambolim for post-mortem.
Police said the reason behind committing suicide was not known, but she had married three months back.
Car stolen at
Salvador-do-Mundo
PORVORIM: A Santro car was reported stolen at Salvador-do-Mundo on Saturday evening.
In his complaint, Alex D'Cruz of Salvador-do-Mundo told Porvorim Police that he had parked his car (GA-01-R-9751) in front of his house. On Saturday, he had gone out along with his family at about 9 am. However, when he returned home at 5.30 pm, he found the car stolen.
The complainant further stated that when he opened the door and entered the house, he noticed that some person had bent the window grills and the car key which was kept on the table was missing.
Acting on the complaint, police rushed to the spot and conducted the panchnama. A dog squad was pressed into service, but could not get any clue, while finger prints experts have taken the finger prints. Police said the car was old and its cost would be about Rs 1 lakh.
Mastimoll woman reported missing
CANACONA: A 50-year-old woman from Mastimoll-Canacona was reported missing from her residence on Monday morning.
According to Canacona Police, Suganda Dessai was staying with her 6-year-old daughter.
Dessai, who lost her husband some two months ago, is learnt to have visited her neighbour's house and kept her daughter, but failed to return back.
The neighbours finding her not turning up to pick her daughter late Monday evening, found it unusual and reported the matter to the police.
After her husband's death, the woman was staying alone in the house with her daughter at Mastimoll-Canacona, informed sources.
Window panel of
ambulance damaged
MAPUSA: Miscreants damaged the window panel of the Medha Parrikar ambulance at Khorlim-Mapusa on Monday.
In his complaint, the ambulance driver Amin Khan told Mapusa Police that this is the third time that miscreants have damaged the ambulance.
"I am parking the ambulance near my house at Khorlim. As the parking land given by the Medha Parrikar Patient Service Center is 2 kms away from my house, I am parking it near my house," stated the driver in the complaint.
