Cybercrook held for siphoning off Rs 10L from bank account

The Delhi Police have arrested a cyber fraudster for allegedly siphoning off Rs10 lakh from a man’s bank account using a spurious account, officials said on Monday. The accused was identified as Mohammad Wasim. The police recovered a mobile phone...

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New Delhi, Updated At : 10:42 AM Feb 18, 2025 IST

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The Delhi Police have arrested a cyber fraudster for allegedly siphoning off Rs10 lakh from a man’s bank account using a spurious account, officials said on Monday.

The accused was identified as Mohammad Wasim. The police recovered a mobile phone and a SIM card from him. The police said a woman, Apoorv Sisodia, had lodged a complaint on November 18, alleging that five illegal transactions of Rs 2 lakh were made from his father’s bank account.

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