Rs 210-crore bank fraud case: CBI books Chandra Proteco and its directors
The CBI has registered an FIR against Chandra Proteco Limited and its directors over an alleged bank fraud of Rs 210.13 crore involving five banks. The case follows a complaint by Indian Bank, which alleged that the company obtained loans and letters of credit worth Rs 541.46 crore from a consortium of six banks and diverted funds through associate companies. The agency also conducted searches at premises linked to the directors in Prayagraj.
Explanation in simple terms
- What:
- The Central Bureau of Investigation opened a criminal case against a company for bank fraud.
- Who:
- The Central Bureau of Investigation is the federal agency, Indian Bank is the complainant, and Chandra Proteco Limited and its directors are the accused.
- When:
- Reported on 30 Oct 2026.
- Where:
- Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why:
- The agency registered the case because the company allegedly moved loan money to other businesses instead of using it properly.
- What it means:
- The agency searched properties linked to the directors to look for evidence related to the suspected fraud.




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