New Delhi, July 20 -- A bank employee, who arranged corporate bank accounts for cyber frauds on commission, has been apprehended from West Bengal's Kolkata in connection with a 'digital arrest' scam wherein a Delhi-based doctor was duped of around Rs 15 lakh, an official on Saturday said.
The accused, identified as Buddhadev Hazara (31), has worked in the loan departments of several banks, he added.
The official said that Hazara, an MBA graduate from Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad, allegedly started arranging corporate bank accounts for cyber frauds on commission under the influence of a man named John from Barrackpore, West Bengal.
One more accused, identified as Md Sahin Khan (30), has been apprehended from Karnataka's Bengaluru after a Del...