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Four confess forging signature and making unauthorized withdrawals: OAG

September 8, 2015
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OAGUpdate: Of the six accused of forging signature of a former business man and making unauthorized withdrawals, four confessed to the crime, according to the Office of the Attorney General.

OAG says three of them confessed during the first hearing at the Phuentshogling Dungkhag Court, yesterday and one of them did today.

The remaining two did not turn up at the court. One of them, according to OAG, is on a medical leave and the other one has an ongoing case in Thimphu.

OAG says five of them are accomplice and one is said to have forged the signature.

Police had forwarded the case to Office of Attorney General on July 16, this year.

Six men were accused of forging signature of a business man based in Phuentshogling. They were successful in withdrawing Nu 4.5 M from Druk Punjab National Bank in Thimphu and Phuentsholing.

They were caught while attempting to withdraw Nu 700,000 from Druk PNB in Phuentshogling.

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