AHMEDABAD: Ellisbridge police station on Tuesday registered an FIR in opposition to a woman, for allegedly making a Rs 15 lakh claim from an insurance corporate, by means of the usage of forged documents of her husband’s demise two years after he died due to alcohol abuse.
According to the FIR registered by means of a manager of the insurance corporate, Varsha Dedawala, a resident of Naroda, submitted forged proof of the demise of her husband, Karan Dedawala. These integrated a demise certificates, dated June 25, 2016, and a demise declaration certificates issued by means of a doctor from the Sabarmati house.
Dedawala had taken out an insurance policy on January 11, 2016, with an annual top rate of Rs 20,970. The coverage was taken out after Karan Dedawala’s demise on July 20, 2014.
“Dedawala attempted to make the claim two years after her husband died for an insurance policy she took out after Karan Dedawala’s demise. She made the claim on February 22, 2017. When we scrutinized it, we discovered the claim made was faux,” said the complainant in the FIR.
Husband was an alcoholic, allegedly bought liquor
A prima facie inquiry by means of police published that Karan Dedawala was an alcoholic and was additionally allegedly serious about promoting liquor. Due to his excessive ingesting, he advanced liver cirrhosis and was admitted to a private health facility for every week in July 2013 and for two days in July 2014. He died during his 2nd stint in health facility.
Death certificates from AMC
The forged documents submitted in the claim include a demise certificates from the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) for June 25, 2016. The certificates, with registration number ‘2016-DW-0216-0000288’ was issued on June 30, 2016. The needle of suspicion additionally issues to AMC officers for issuing the false certificates, said a supply in the police.
According to the FIR registered by means of a manager of the insurance corporate, Varsha Dedawala, a resident of Naroda, submitted forged proof of the demise of her husband, Karan Dedawala. These integrated a demise certificates, dated June 25, 2016, and a demise declaration certificates issued by means of a doctor from the Sabarmati house.
Dedawala had taken out an insurance policy on January 11, 2016, with an annual top rate of Rs 20,970. The coverage was taken out after Karan Dedawala’s demise on July 20, 2014.
“Dedawala attempted to make the claim two years after her husband died for an insurance policy she took out after Karan Dedawala’s demise. She made the claim on February 22, 2017. When we scrutinized it, we discovered the claim made was faux,” said the complainant in the FIR.
Husband was an alcoholic, allegedly bought liquor
A prima facie inquiry by means of police published that Karan Dedawala was an alcoholic and was additionally allegedly serious about promoting liquor. Due to his excessive ingesting, he advanced liver cirrhosis and was admitted to a private health facility for every week in July 2013 and for two days in July 2014. He died during his 2nd stint in health facility.
Death certificates from AMC
The forged documents submitted in the claim include a demise certificates from the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) for June 25, 2016. The certificates, with registration number ‘2016-DW-0216-0000288’ was issued on June 30, 2016. The needle of suspicion additionally issues to AMC officers for issuing the false certificates, said a supply in the police.
Wife buys policy after man's death, claims Rs 15L
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