INDIA-ROYALTY-L Archives

Archiver > INDIA-ROYALTY > 2005-06 > 1118905833


From: akshay chavan <>
Subject: Panna Prince in Prison
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 00:10:33 -0700 (PDT)


Panna prince in prison over fraud
RAHUL CHHABRA

TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 08, 2005 11:58:22
PM ]



NEW DELHI: These days, the prince of Panna is cooling
off his heels in a lock-up and not his ancestral
palace. His father, the Maharaja, has lodged a
complaint alleging that the prince stole family
antiques worth lakhs and misappropriated funds from
his personal bank account using forged documents.


Prince Raghvendra Singh, a former student of Mayo
College Ajmer, allegedly forged documents and withdrew
money from his parents' bank account in Khan Market. A
city court has now allowed the police to take him to
Madhya Pradesh for further probe.

Maharaja Narendra Singh of Raj Mandi Palace, Panna,
was shocked when the bank manager showed him a letter,
on his official letterhead, authorising the bank to
transfer the account in the prince's name. A death
certificate of Maharaja's second wife, Krishna Kumari,
was also attached to the same. The Maharaja has in his
police complaint alleged that all the documents were
forged.

The complaint said, the prince not only withdrew all
the money in the bank account but also transferred the
ownership of a flat in Silver Oak Apartment in DLF
City, Gurgaon, in his name. The flat, originally in
the name of Krishna Kumari, was transferred by using
some forged documents prepared in Jaipur during the
first four months of the year.

The Maharaja told Tughlak Road police that Krishna was
not the mother of Raghvendra, who was born to his
first wife Dilhar Kumari Singh, and hence he had no
right over Krishna's assets.

Refuting the death certificate used by Raghvendra, the
Maharaja said that Krishna was murdered in Morena in
Madhya Pradesh and not in Jaipur from where her
allegedly forged death certificate was issued.

The most agonising grouse the Maharaja has against his
son, it seems, is the theft of family antiques worth
about Rs 5 lakh from the DLF flat. Describing the
antiques "priceless," he said in the complaint: "I had
transferred (them) from my palace in Panna to DLF
Gurgaon this year



__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
http://mail.yahoo.com

This thread: