A women from pudukottai District has alleged that two independuals fraudulently claimed ₹ 7.5 Lakh in Insurance Compensation Meant for HER after the Death of Her HusBand, who had died While Working Abroad 2017.
Used Fake Family to Claim ₹ 7.5 Lakh
According to the Petition Submitted to District Collector Mm Aruna, The Complaint, JayalaKSHMI, Stated that HusBand Gunasekaran Had Gone to Work in West Africa Through A Private Export FIRM BASED in Perundurai, Erode. Gunasekaran Passed Away in November 2017 During His Employment Overseas.
JayalaKshmi Received Only A Power of the Dues – ₹ 5.98 Lakhh –Bel – How, She Later League that Two Individuals, Identified as Thangamani of Kothamangalam and Manikandan of ManGudi, allegedly Impersonated Her by Presenting A Difference Woman and Children As Gunasekaran’s Family. This LED to the Security ₹ 7.5 Lakh in Insurance Benefits and Death Competition from the Employer.
District Collector Orders Probe
District Collector Mm Aruna Has Acknowledged ReCEIPT of the Petition and HAS Assident that an Investision Will Be Initiated. Authorities Are Expected to Verify Documents and Identify How The Fraud Was Executed Despite The Exception of Official Death Records and Familial Proofs.
The Inciddent Has Raised Serious Concerns Over the Verification Mechanisms in Death Competition Cases Involution Overseas Workers. Legal Observers Note that if Found Guilty, The Account Couelf Face Charges Under Multiple Seceds of the Indian Penal Code, Including Chewing, Criminal Conspiracy, and Impersonation.
The case highlights the vulnerability of Families of Migrant Workers and Points to Potential Systemic Gaps in How Companies Handle Insurance Disbursigns. Jayalakshmi is seeing Recovery of the Misapppriated Competition and Appropriet Legal Action Against the Account.
About the author – Anirudh Mittal Is a b.sc. LL.B. (Hons.) Student at National Forensic Sciences University, GandhinagarWith a Keen Interest in Corporaate Law and Tech-Driven Legal Change.
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