State cyber crime cell nabbed a final year student of MBBS of Gandhi Medical College for stealing ATM card and withdrawing money; accused was sent under judicial custody after been produced in the court.
The victim Alok Shukla, a final year student of People’s Medical College received a call from Axis bank branch of Peergate that his bank account has no balance and would require maintaining balance. After receiving the call shocked victim contacted bank where he found that money has been withdrawn using ATM card.
Victim lodged a complaint with the state cyber cell and based on the complaint when the CCTV footages were searched it was found that the accused had used the ATM card for shopping at a shop and withdrawal of money from an ATM machine.
In the initial investigation the accused was identified as Jitendra Singh of Jaipur who was pursuing MBBS from Gandhi Medical College and is final year student. It was found that the accused was in the city and was nabbed.
The victim claims himself as president of All India Medical Student Association (AIMSA) and when he was questioned he confessed cheating several people.
The police have registered a case under section 66-B and 66-C of IT Act and have started further investigation.
Meanwhile, a 30-year-old man who hit two police personnel when they tried to stop him from beating his tenant woman on July 22, was nabbed by Chhola Mandir police on Monday. On July 22 the victim complaint police against Raju Sahu of Preet Nagar of beating and when the police reached the spot Raju attacked ASI Amarlal Parte and Head Constable Ramesh deployed with Dial 100 FRV and escaped the spot. In the further investigation police nabbed the accused on Monday and was sent under judicial custody.