After Verifying Forged Documents Bank Manager Transfers Rs 29 Lakh during a Cyber Fraud in Ajmer

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Silhouette of a hacker in front of computer screens during a cyber fraud case involving forged documents and a ₹29 lakh transfer by a bank manager in Ajmer

After Verifying Forged Documents Bank Manager transferred Rs 29 Lakh during a Cyber Fraud in Ajmer

“Ajmer’s private bank manager has reported a Rs 29 lakh scam to the police.”

FIR

Someone calling the manager, Abhishek Maheshwari, said they were from a business that had an account at this bank. The caller produced a letterhead and an authorized signature to seek an urgent money transfer.

 

A private bank’s management filed a formal complaint (FIR) on Friday regarding a Rs 29 lakh scam involving the bank. According to a company’s records, he claimed to have transferred the money in three transactions, but it was later discovered that he had been tricked. Cyber police are looking into the situation.

Police

The manager of a private bank in Suchna Kendra, Abhishek Maheshwari, complained that he had gotten a call from someone claiming to be from a private company and that they had an account with his bank.

 

“He said he needed to pay some money because the bank’s checkbook was empty. He sent a request on the company’s letterhead.”

 

The money was released in three transactions to the number listed on the letterhead after the bank manager verified the letterhead and the authorized signatory’s signature by the bank’s records.

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