ATM-password in the name of verification by calling himself a banker, and then transferring millions of transactions to 53 lakh in bank account scam

Updated: Mom, 29 Sep 2025 09:18 am (IST) in Kalyanpur, Kanpur, a fraudster opened the accounts of the couple and taken atm and password in the name of verification. There was a suspicious 53 lakhs transaction from his accounts, after which he filed a complaint with the police station. It is said that the sister -In -law of the accused, who is a banker in Nashik, is a conspirator. Police have arrested the accused and the investigation into the case is underway. Lakhs transactions were done by taking ATMs in the name of opening an account. Judra Jagran Correspondent, Kanpur. In Kalyanpur, the fraudster opened the couple’s accounts in the bank and took ATM and password in the name of verification. When suspected 53 lakhs transactions took place from both accounts, the victim complained to the police station. The sister -in -law’s sister -in -law works in a government bank in Nashik, it is said that the same conspirator is. Police have arrested the accused youth. Remove ad, read only the news, Dharmendra Kushwaa, a resident of Kashyap Nagar, Kalyanpur, has a puncture shop. The medical store operator in the neighborhood opened him and his wife’s account in a government bank by attracting him to five thousand rupees per account. Banker himself said to himself, he also gave five thousand rupees. Later, two youths who accompanied him took the ATM and the password in the name of verification by calling themselves a banker. The victim was notified by the message that 37 lakh calls came to his account, of which 32 lakh calls were withdrawn at different times. Not only that, an amount of Rs 16 Lakh, suspected of the woman’s account, also came out. The victim complained and complained to the police station. The Kalyanpur police station in Ajay Prakash said the bank was closed due to Sunday. Some special information has not yet been found. The accused is being questioned. Both accounts are feared to be used for cyber fraud.