An assistant manager at an IndusInd Bank branch in Gurugram, India, has been arrested for allegedly assisting in a cyber fraud scheme. The individual was taken into custody by the Haryana Police Cyber Crime Cell, in collaboration with the Intelligence Bureau, for allegedly helping to facilitate cybercrimes by providing sensitive information and assistance to con artists.
The accused assistant manager allegedly supplied confidential bank information, such as account details, passwords, and other sensitive data, to criminals, allowing them to facilitate fraudulent transactions, including money laundering and transfer of funds.
This is not the first instance of a bank employee being involved in a cyber fraud scheme in Gurugram. In recent years, several bank employees have been caught for their involvement in various types of cybercrimes, including cases of identity theft, ATM card cloning, and account hacking.
The arrest of the IndusInd Bank assistant manager is a significant blow to the fraud syndicates operating in the region, and it is expected to send a strong message to other bank employees who may be tempted to engage in similar illegal activities.
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