
Massive fraud at Bengaluru Indian Bank branch --Assistant Manager steals 2.7 kg gold worth Rs 4 crore
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The 34-year-old assistant manager named Kiran Kumar allegedly stole gold jewellery from lockers of the customers and pawned them for online gambling.
New Delhi: A massive bank fraud has been uncovered in Indian Bank branch in Bengaluru. The assistant manager of Indian Bank has allegedly stolen customers gold weighing approximately 2.7 kg and worth Rs 4 crore from their lockers and using them to fund online betting and gambling.
The 34-year-old assistant manager named Kiran Kumar allegedly had access to locker keys and when the branch manager was absent, he would gradually misplace small amounts of gold over a period of time. Kumar has been arrested by Bengaluru police in connection with siphoned off of ornaments from the bank.
The case was first reported on January 2. It came to limelight when customers visited the branch withdraw their ornaments.
Locker verification showed discrepancies, which led to detailed enquiry and inspection. It was later revealed that the jewellery items were missing from 21 packets partially, while it completely missing from three items.
In a related news, a massive bank fraud was uncovered in State Bank of India (SBI) Chennur branch in Telangana district in August last year.

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