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Case registered against man for suspected cyber crime

November 6, 2026

Mysuru: A case has been registered against a man at city’s Cyber, Economics, and Narcotics (CEN) Crime Police Station for suspected cyber crime after the Cops found that money looted by online fraudsters was found transferred to the man’s bank account.

There are instances of cyber criminals looting money from the bank accounts of victims, depositing the money in a few bank accounts and later withdrawing cash through cheques.

The Cyber Command Centre unit in Bengaluru had issued a circular to monitor such transactions following which city’s CEN Sub-Inspector K.S. Rajanna began monitoring such transactions and found that one Rajesh Nayak, a resident of Eeranagere in city had two cases pertaining to such transactions.

The Sub-Inspector found that money was deposited to Rajesh’s bank account on different dates and cash being withdrawn through cheques.

To investigate whether Rajesh is directly or indirectly involved in cyber crimes, a case has been registered against him at city’s CEN Police Station.

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