This tea vendor fought a case against India's largest bank and won

June 24, 2015 09:09

Rajesh Sakre would have you believe he is a regular guy, except he has just fought and won a case against one of India's largest banks.

Sakre who has only studied till Class V, challenged the government-run State Bank of India back in 2011, when he realised that a sum of Rs. 9,200 was missing from his bank account.

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