Mysuru, March 31 -- It is a common belief that depositing money in banks is safer than keeping it at home. However, recent incidents reveal that even banks are not secure.

Alarmingly, individuals with bank accounts - despite committing no mistakes - now face the risk of being labelled suspects under cybercrime laws.

Kiran Naik, a Mysuru resident, holds an account at State Bank of India (SBI), Yadavagiri Branch. On Mar. 25, his salary of Rs. 20,000 was credited to his account.

While he was in Bengaluru at the time, he withdrew cash from an ATM. After spending Rs. 300 on petrol, he was shocked to find his account balance had plummeted to minus Rs. 9,772 (negative balance), despite having over Rs. 500 in his account before the transaction...