Mumbai's Multi-Account Fraud: The Case of Amir Feroz Maniyar
The Mumbai police arrested Amir Feroz Maniyar for allegedly executing fraud through one of the 35 accounts he opened in a single branch of Punjab National Bank. Maniyar, claiming to run an import-export business, failed to justify his involvement when linked to a cyber fraud scheme.
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Mumbai police have apprehended Amir Feroz Maniyar in connection with a suspected fraud involving multiple bank accounts at Punjab National Bank's Kurla branch.
Authorities discovered that Maniyar had opened 35 accounts in the bank, raising suspicions of a significant fraudulent scheme.
The investigation continues as police delve deeper into what seems to be an extensive racket.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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