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HDFC Bank, a major organization in the country’s private banking sector, has been engulfed in disputes. Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust The managing director of the bank and the Chief Executive Officer Shashidhar Jagdishan Making serious allegations and demanded legal action against him.

The complaint lodged by the trust alleged that the bank not only took irregularities in financial transactions, but also transacted a large amount of money with the aim of mentally torturing the family of a trust member.

Key evidence made for hand written diary, court order for FIR

The trust has claimed in its allegations that one 2.05 crore to CEO of bank by former trustee Gave, so that the father of an existing member could be tortured. This transaction one Hand -diary Was recorded in, which is now introduced as evidence.

In this case, the trust has obtained permission from the Mumbai Magistrate Court to register an FIR and it has been said that they 8 other persons including Jagadishan Will move towards legal action against.

HDFC Bank told allegations conspiracy, trustee accused of not paying dues

In an official statement issued by the bank on Saturday, these allegations have been denied outright. The bank has said that this matter is actually An old outstanding loan is associated with recoveryIn which Prashant Mehta, a trustee of the trust and his family have been missing for a long time.

The bank spokesman said, “Efforts have been made to recover this loan for almost 20 years. Some members of the trust are repeatedly misusing the legal process to prevent the bank’s legitimate recovery action. Now, after the Supreme Court failed, they are targeting the CEO of the bank personally.”

The bank said – ‘Will resort to law, protect reputation’

HDFC Bank in its statement made it clear that he Every necessary legal step will take to protect the reputation of your MD and CEOThe bank expressed confidence that the truth will be revealed through the justice process and The malicious conspiracies made by the trustees of the Lilavati Trust will be exposed.