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Feb 22, 2014 News
Additional charges were yesterday slapped on three longstanding employees of Muneshwers Limited as they were brought before Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry to be indicted for allegedly embezzling over $59M from the entity.
Sabrina Rahaman, 28, of Well Road, North Ruimveldt and the two sisters, Bibi Twaheeda and Bibi Shimoon Ali of Industry are being prosecuted at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court for embezzling the sum over a period of time.
At their first court appearance on January 17, the women were similarly charged for just over half a million dollars.
However, on yesterday’s occasion the charges laid against Rahamat detailed that in Georgetown between June 5, 2011 and February 9, last year, while under the employ of Muneshwars Limited she allegedly embezzled the total sum of $52,014,349.
Bibi Twaheeda Ali who was a clerk/servant of the said store is accused of embezzling $6,466,869 between August 18, 2011 and April 13, 2012 in Georgetown.
Meanwhile, her sister, Bibi Shimoon Ali is accused of embezzling $470,685 between July 11 and October 3, 2013 in Georgetown while she was also employed at Muneshwars.
The charge of Embezzlement by Clerk/Servant read to them claimed that the sum was taken into his possession for/in the name of/on the account of the said company, their employee.
The three women who were all represented by Defence Attorney Nigel Hughes, pleaded not guilty when the charges were separately read to them and submitted an application for bail.
State Prosecutor, Bharat Mangru did not reveal the details of the fraud and offered no objections to bail. He indicated to the court that the charges yesterday were the last charges.
In response, the Chief Magistrate ordered the prosecution to have the statements filed for the next court hearing. The case is set to be called again on March 21 and each of the women was granted bail to the tune of $100,000.
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