On the basis of a complaint lodged with Watgunge police station here, the police went to Lakhisarai in Bihar and arrested Sujit Kumar, Shravan Kumar and Arvind Kumar from their respective houses, a police officer said today.
Complainant Sushil Chanda Mahato had said in his FIR that he received a phone call in February in which someone posing as a bank official sought details of his debit card details which he provided.
Within a short while, Mahato found that Rs 74,490 was debited from his account, the police officer said.
The accused trio, who were arrested on Friday, were running a mobile recharge shop at Lakhisarai in Bihar.
They used the money from the e-wallets to recharge phones and DTHs of customers, the officer said.
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