The police suspects that there was an attempt to convert black money into white through some fraudulent transactions made without the knowledge of the actual account holders.
"We suspect the entire exercise to be the handiwork of the head of the micro-finance company that had taken the franchise to open the Jan Dhan accounts of the members of Tulasi SHG in the Gopinathpur branch of the SBI", Anil Kumar Beuria, IIC of Jagatpur police station, said.
Police suspect Bhoi, somehow getting access to the security features, including password of at least 13 such accounts, had deposited around Rs 2 to 3 lakhs in them and subsequently transferred the amounts to other accounts with an ulterior motive.
The city police is also planning to report the incident to the Income Tax and Enforcement Directorate authorities.
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