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Fraud Person for Loan

This is to inform you and your organization / institution / banks, that a lady called Mrs. Supriya Francis, from Hyderabad & now staying in Mira Road at various address (601, 6th Floor, Ritu Paradise Phase II, Near GCC Club, D.P. Road, Mira Road, Thane 401 107 and now at 003, Shiv Puja, Vijay Park, Shiv Temple, Mira Road – East, Thane – 401 107) is fabricating documents for acquiring loans for herself from different and number of organization / institution / banks.

She must have obtained loans from various banks. She manipulates her name, date of birth, address and acquire New Identification like Pan Card (Name: Supriya Francis, Father’s Name: John Dsilva, Date of Birth : 29/09/1974, Pan No: ABIPF2587Q and signature is “Richards” and Old Pan Card Name: Supriya Francis, Father’s Name: Bimlendra Kumar Das, Date of Birth : 08/11/1973, Pan No: AAHPF4539Q and signature is “Supriya” )

Being she worked as a Principal of a School with U.S. Ostwal English Academy, Mira Road – East, such a renowned job. We as a independence news have come across people and parents complaints, opinions and reviews, that she doesn’t have any Masters, Bachelor of Education (B.Ed), or any Post Graduation Degrees, which is a minimum qualification for a Principal’s post. She has manipulated and fabricated her education certificates of big Universities. She is very clever in doing these things, and managing the management people.

She has a habit of asking money, ask credit cards, and obtain bank loans and so on. Kindly verify the same from the staff, teachers, management people and parents too. And even a police complaint against her from teachers for her revenjeable & misbehavior attitude and unhealthy environment in the School. That is why she has being fired from the school (removed from the school or terminated from the school with immediate effect) in a span of 14 to 15 months.

Now we came to know that again she has recently joined a Rahul International School – Nalla Sopara – West, just 1 or 2 months back. She is staying in a rented flats and some how manipulates that address to be her owned flat. She is very clever in doing all these frauds. Taking loans by fabricating documents and fabricating her educational certificates of big universities to acquire higher post and position in Schools, and to grab loans too, nowadays it has became fashion, and again not paying them back.

Kindly stop the lady’s intention of dumping the banks where she tries to acquire loans or any kind of services from fabricating duplicate documents.

Kindly look into this matter seriously & verify, investigate from your end too, you will come across the facts. Stop this lady from doing all these things.

This is only to safe guard the financial institutions, that not to provide any kind of financial services like loans or cards to the bearer.

Thanking you.

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Company: Personal Loans

Country: India   State: Maharashtra   City: Thane

Category: Business & Finance

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