Govt officer falls victim

Cases of internet banking frauds came to light in the state capital, when a government officer lodged an FIR with the Aashiyana police accusing unidentified miscreants of transferring Rs 34,361 from his savings account accessible on net banking without his consent.

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Source: The Times of India

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