Mumbai: The South Mumbai cyber police have arrested two persons for transferring ₹1.63 crore from a bank account through fake cheques with forged signatures. The accused had requested the transfer to the firm account of one YS Apparels through CTS (cheque truncation system) so that the message does not go to the account holder.
The complainant in the matter is chief manager of Bank of Baroda, Prasanna Kumar Jha, 45. The account belongs to one Javed Aslam. The arrested accused are Tamil Selvan, 42, and Pramod Singh, 45, both residents of Ghodbunder Road, Thane.
The police said that the bank received online information that a request to clear cheques of amount higher than ₹5 lakh from Aslam’s account could be transferred without informing him. It has been found that after ₹1.63 crore was transferred to Selvan’s YS Apparels, ₹1.16 crore was further transferred to the bank account of a person named Krishna Dalai and ₹5 lakh to the bank account of Pramod Singh. The police are looking for Dalai.
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