This is the trendy £2million house where a fraudster civil servant lived while holding down five government jobs and plundering £350,000 of taxpayer money.
Kashim Chowdhury, 56, who was yesterday found guilty of nine counts of fraud after a four-week trial, resided at the six-bedroom property, just off fashionable Brick Lane, while working for multiple government departments including the Home Office and Defra at the same time during a three-year period.
The four-storey 18th century home, bought by his late mother in 1999, is sandwiched by other multimillion pound houses, with some on his street selling for upwards of £4m.
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