PATNA: The Dakshin Bihar Gramin Bank (DBGB) has launched a question after discovering over Rs two crore was siphoned away by the bank account of a high number of consumers from its division in Asha Parari village beneath Simri panchayat at Buxar.
The thing came to light following one of those clients attained the division to receive his own passbook updated Monday and discovered that money was debited from his account and then moved to a different accounts with no knowledge.
Several other clients shortly reached the division also discovered that their money had been siphoned off.
Buxar’s lead district director Anand Kumar Ojha seen the division Wednesday.
“The bank governments have started an internal question.
They might need to pay an FIR in connection with the embezzlement,” he explained, including clients’ passbooks weren’t being published in the division and they’re not getting SMS alarms.
Resources said the Asha Parari division director of this bank, Dr Ravi Shankar Kumar, had been promptly put under suspension on Monday and education has been issued to DBGB Bhabhua regional director Vikash Kumar Bhagat for him detained by authorities following lodging of an FIR with Simri police channel.
But, no FIR was lodged quickly and Ravi Shankar is now traceless, banking sources said.
Sources explained the modus operandi was supposed to inform customers the passbook printer wasn’t working so none could obtain their passbooks updated.