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Four fraudsters arrested, Rs 2.30 lakh recovered
Rachakonda Cybercrime police on Friday arrested four persons for misuse of PAN and Aadhaar card copies for applying credit card and using it for Rs 5 lakh.
Hyderabad: Rachakonda Cybercrime police on Friday arrested four persons for misuse of PAN and Aadhaar card copies for applying credit card and using it for Rs 5 lakh.
The accused were nabbed at Saroornagar and six mobile phones, seven SIM cards, 16 ATM cards, one laptop, one CPU, seven driving license copies, 25 Aadhaar card copies and 15 PAN cards were recovered from their possession.
According to sleuths, on August 7 a complaint was lodged by one Praveen Athili, a businessman from Sainikpuri, stating that he was defrauded. He complained to the police that he came to know of the fraud as the bank executives came to him for payment of dues he was owing.
On receipt of complaint police registered a case under sections 417 & 419 IPC and 66C & 66D IT Act.
During the course of investigation, it was found that K Balakrishna (29), V Mahesh (27) and P Naresh Kumar (34) who had earlier worked with a staff recruiting at Somajiguda, gathered PAN and Aadhaar card photo copies of persons who earlier applied with the agencies.
They altered the PAN and Aadhar cards with the help of S Rajender (45), who printed forged details on plastic cards.
The gang managed the verification calls during pre-approval process, personating the real person and also took the delivery of cards from the courier services and they had drawn Rs 5 lakh, out of which Rs 2.30 lakh was recovered from the procession of the accused, the police.
