Vadodara: Three weeks following the state-run Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Ltd (GACL) has been scammed of Rs 1.94 crore in an internet scam, so the cybercrime authorities have been able to find the cash back. The amount had been recently moved into GACL’s bank accounts following the cybercrime cops researched the online fraud and also reached from the German police.According into the authorities, ” the GACL was defrauded from the hackers of International Organized Crime group in March this year. “GACL pushes raw material into the National Aluminium Company Ltd (NACL) in the Vishakhapatnam port. GACL has hired a company to transfer the raw material and also the businesses deal with one another by emails,” the authorities said.The hackers intercepted the mails and tracked the normal payments between GACL and also the transportation company. The accused then altered the bill amount and bank account number into a few of those mails sent GACL. The accused gave a report on Targo Bank located in Germany. The cash that GACL was going to cover the transportation company was shipped into the German bank and also siphoned following the firm approached the police.The cybercrime sleuths monitored the investigations and email directed them into the German financial institution. The organization and the authorities then approached the authorized government in Germany alongside the cops there. Following a joint performance, the German bank moved the cash back into GACL. The authorities said that it’s attempting to monitor the accused who mastered the email and then siphoned the cash.