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Mangalore: Bank Accounts Hacked – Rs 4 Lac Transferred

  •   Sun, Jan 08 2012 12:29:25 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Jan 8: The four axis bank accounts belonging to city's Ganesh Shipping firm were hacked by unknown persons and Rs 4, 00,100 was transferred to a different account of Moradabad and Sind Bank.

Regarding this CDA chairman B Nagraj Shetty has registered a complaint at the police station.

It is found that a fellow named Anil Dhil Singh performed this act. But it is not sure whether it is his real name or not. The investigations are on.
  

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  • Clement Sequeira, Puttur - Bangalore

    Sun, Jan 08 2012

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