Overview
- Bank representatives pasted the notice at Raza’s Bareilly residence and dispatched copies to him in Fatehgarh Jail and to the Kanpur Range DIG.
- Officials say the short-term crop loan of about ₹5,055–₹5,560 was taken in 1990 through a PACS unit and was recorded as unpaid in a 1997 audit that classified the account as an NPA.
- The demand now totals about ₹28,350 with accumulated interest, and the bank has indicated it may levy additional penalty interest.
- Failure to pay within 15 days will trigger proceedings under land revenue laws, including potential attachment of properties located in Bareilly or elsewhere in his name.
- The financial action follows Raza’s arrest over the September 26 Bareilly clashes, with police booking him in multiple FIRs as authorities widen legal and administrative reviews.