Hyderabad, August 24 (Maxim News): The Achampet cyber fraud case involving an alleged Rs.2.3 crore scam has taken a fresh turn. Bihar Police reportedly issued a notice to a man from Achampet in Nagarkurnool district.
The accused, identified as Anirudh, allegedly faces a case in Bihar over the cyber fraud. Police have reportedly named him as an accused in the case.
According to available information, Bihar Police reached Achampet on Sunday. They visited Anirudh’s residence during their investigation.
The police reportedly pasted a notice on the house. The notice directed Anirudh to appear before the investigating officers within the specified period.
Police warned of further legal action if he failed to appear. They also reportedly warned that authorities could attach or auction his property under applicable legal procedures.
The case reportedly involves a cyber fraud of around Rs.2.3 crore. Bihar Police have been investigating the alleged financial transactions and the role of those named in the case.
Sources said Anirudh has remained unavailable to police for about a year. Investigators reportedly searched for him during this period.
Achampet Cyber Fraud Case: Police Intensify Investigation
Bihar Police had reportedly visited Achampet about a year ago. During that visit, officers collected information about Anirudh and conducted inquiries.
However, investigators reportedly could not locate him afterward. Police have now returned to Achampet as part of their continuing investigation.
According to the allegations, several people in Bihar received links on their mobile phones. The links allegedly formed part of a cyber fraud operation.
Investigators suspect that the accused used such links to target victims and obtain money through fraudulent means. The alleged transactions involved a large amount of money.
Police have reportedly stepped up their investigation due to the scale of the alleged fraud. They are also trying to establish the complete chain of people involved in the case.
The latest action has drawn attention in Achampet. Police reportedly used public announcements in the locality after serving the notice at the accused’s residence.
Authorities allegedly directed Anirudh to appear before them within one month. They warned that failure to comply could lead to further action under law.
Such action may include property attachment or auction, subject to the applicable legal process and orders from the competent authorities.
However, the exact sections invoked against Anirudh remain unclear from the information currently available. The specific evidence linking him to the alleged Rs.2.3 crore fraud also requires confirmation from Bihar Police.
The Bihar Police have not yet issued a detailed public statement on the case. Therefore, the allegations against Anirudh remain subject to the ongoing investigation.
Meanwhile, the notice at his residence has triggered discussion among local residents. Further details are expected once Bihar Police disclose the case details and the next steps in the investigation. (Maxim News)
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