Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Amreli Bank Employee Arrested for False Address Verification in Cybercrime
Imagine someone opened a bank account to steal money, and they lied about where their business was.
A bank employee helped them by falsely checking the address.
The account was used to move almost 5 crore rupees illegally.
The police found the real address of the business and arrested someone who was using the account to transfer the stolen money for a fee.
Now, the bank employee who did the false address check is also in trouble, and the police are investigating further.
A bank employee in Amreli was arrested for false address verification.
The false verification was for a bank account used in a Rs 4.65 crore cybercrime.
The account was opened in the name of Shiv Corporation.
Mayur Khodidas Cholera was found to be using the account and transferring illegal funds.
The actual address of Shiv Corporation differed from the one provided during account opening.
- Who
- Sumit Parsotam Savalia, a bank employee, was arrested.
- What
- A bank employee was arrested for false address verification linked to a cybercrime involving Rs 4.65 crore.
- When
- The arrest was announced on Thursday.
- Where
- Amreli district, Gujarat.
- Why
- Savalia conducted a false address verification that facilitated illegal transactions and cyber fraud.
- Accused
- Sumit Parsotam Savalia
- Bank
- Private bank in Amreli
- Cybercrime Amount
- Rs 4.65 crore
- Account Name
- Shiv Corporation
- Primary User of Account
- Mayur Khodidas Cholera
- False Verification
- Address verification