Two Rohtak men held for ATM fraud

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Feb 03, 2021 IST

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Mandi, February 2

The cyber cell police, Mandi, today arrested two residents of Rohtak for ATM card cloning. Rohit and Aman were engaged in ATM card cloning to withdraw money from bank accounts of people.

In one case, Rs 20,000 was withdrawn from the account of a local businessman, while Rs 13,000 from the account of another person. These accused used ATM kiosk of HP State Cooperative Bank to withdraw money.

After complaints to the police, the cooperative bank authority had checked the CCTV footage and found these two inside the ATM kiosk involved in suspicious activity. Today, the duo again visited the same ATM kiosk, where the cyber cell police nabbed them.— TNS

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