Chembur School Allegedly Cheated Of ₹7 Lakh By Woman Promising CBSE Affiliation; RCF Police Register Case
Mumbai: A case of alleged financial fraud has come to light in Chembur, where a woman is accused of cheating a school of Rs7 lakh by promising to secure its affiliation with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The RCF police have registered a case against the accused, identified as Mansi Patil, and further investigation is underway. School Administrator Approached Woman For CBSE…
Mumbai, Chembur: A false promise to secure CBSE affiliation for a school has led to a financial fraud case, according to the RCF police. The accused, Mansi Patil, is accused of cheating the Shri Narayan Acharya Vidyaniketan school of Rs7 lakh. The incident came to light when the school's administrator, Priyanka Panhalkar, approached Patil for CBSE affiliation.
Patil allegedly explained the process, visited the school, and assured the management of the required approvals. However, when Panhalkar checked the application status on December 15, 2025, she discovered that the submitted documents belonged to another institution, not Shri Narayan Acharya Vidyaniketan. Patil allegedly demanded Rs6 lakh in consultancy fees, which the school paid through cheques and RTGS transactions. The police are investigating the matter further.
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