Gurugram: 3 Kotak Bank Managers Held For Abetting Cyber Fraud

Police have arrested four persons for allegedly opening over 2,000 fraudulent accounts with a view to abet cyber crimes.

S Balakrishnan Updated: Thursday, February 29, 2024, 01:49 AM IST

The Gurugram cyber crime police have arrested four persons, including three  managers of  Kotak Mahindra Bank, for allegedly opening over 2,000 fraudulent accounts with a view to abet cyber crimes.

The managers – assistant manager Mohit Rathi and deputy managers Mahesh Kumar and Vishwkarma Maurya -  operated out of the MG Road branch, Gurugram, where they were working  for the past eight months.

Details of fraud

The police said, the  managers misguided people from Bilaspur into opening accounts and then passed on their account and credit card details to hacker gangs of Nuh in Haryana who would siphon funds using them. Over 2,000 such accounts were opened. Nuh is the epicentre of cyber frauds in the country apart from Jamtara.

One Hayat acted as the middleman obtaining data from the trio and delivering to cyber criminals for perpetrating financial scams worth crores  by deceiving targeted victims  into making urgent online transfers. The lid was blown when one such episode was reported last November.

Further investigations are being conducted by the police to unravel the full ramifications of the racket.

FPJ Cyber Secure |

Published on: Thursday, February 29, 2024, 06:16 AM IST

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