A fraud involving Rs 29.83 lakh has led to the arrest of two bank employees. The money was taken from a deceased customer's account after changes were made to the account details. An internal inquiry by the bank found that customer request forms had been forged.
Two fixed deposits were closed prematurely, and the proceeds were transferred using various methods. The investigation is ongoing, looking into the conspiracy and searching for accused individuals who have not been caught.
Further details of the case are available, including the methods used to transfer the funds and the current status of the investigation.
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