Former Bishop PC Singh – Photo: File photo Expansion The EOW will present a challan on Monday, December 5, against the jailed former Bishop PC Singh on charges of misappropriation of funds of educational institutions of Jabalpur and forgery in the property of the mission. The EOW has prepared an eight thousand page challan against the former bishop and his associate. Significantly, on September 8, the EOW team raided the office and house of the then Bishop PC Singh in Napier Town. Was given During the raid 414 gold worth lakhs, 1 crore lakh rupees cash, Bank Accounts, US Dollars, Pound, 9 luxury vehicles, 11 properties Documents were found. PC Singh was out of the country during the raid. EOW arrested him from Nagpur airport. Investigation revealed that Rs 6.5 crore were deposited in the bank in the name of his family members. Apart from this, PC Singh had bought the valuable land located in Mission Compound in his own name at half the price. While being a bishop, PC Singh himself became the seller of the land and also the buyer himself. It was also learned that cases against PC Singh have been registered in different states across the country Cases are registered. Apart from this, he had captured the missionary schools by getting the organization registered in a fake way. The land of the missionary school was registered in the name of his trust. The EOW has also named PC Singh’s wife Neeru Singh, Special Secretary Suresh Jacob, son Piyush as accused in the case. Apart from this, other members associated with the mission and educational institution are also under the radar of the EOW. EOW Deputy Superintendent of Police Swaran Singh Dhami told that the challan will be presented in the court on 5th December. The challan is of more than eight thousand pages. The amount has been sent from the trust of the former bishop to the account of his daughter Priyanka. Notices are being issued to his daughter for questioning. Priyanka did MBBS course while staying in Hyderabad. About five crore rupees have been spent on the MBBS course. ,
Former Bishop PC Singh - Photo: File photo Expansion The EOW will present a challan on Monday, December 5, against the jailed former Bishop PC Singh on charges of misappropriation of funds of educational institutions of Jabalpur and forgery in the property of the mission. The EOW has prepared an eight thousand page challan against the former bishop and his associate. Significantly, on September 8, the EOW team raided the office and house of the then Bishop PC Singh in Napier Town. Was given During the raid 414 gold worth lakhs, 1 crore lakh rupees cash, Bank Accounts, US Dollars, Pound, 9 luxury vehicles, 11 properties Documents were found. PC Singh was out of the country during the raid. EOW arrested him from Nagpur airport. Investigation revealed that Rs 6.5 crore were deposited in the bank in the name of his family members. Apart from this, PC Singh had bought the valuable land located in Mission Compound in his own name at half the price. While being a bishop, PC Singh himself became the seller of the land and also the buyer himself. It was also learned that cases against PC Singh have been registered in different states across the country Cases are registered. Apart from this, he had captured the missionary schools by getting the organization registered in a fake way. The land of the missionary school was registered in the name of his trust. The EOW has also named PC Singh's wife Neeru Singh, Special Secretary Suresh Jacob, son Piyush as accused in the case. Apart from this, other members associated with the mission and educational institution are also under the radar of the EOW. EOW Deputy Superintendent of Police Swaran Singh Dhami told that the challan will be presented in the court on 5th December. The challan is of more than eight thousand pages. The amount has been sent from the trust of the former bishop to the account of his daughter Priyanka. Notices are being issued to his daughter for questioning. Priyanka did MBBS course while staying in Hyderabad. About five crore rupees have been spent on the MBBS course. ,
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