2 criminals arrested in Guwahati for duping people by cloning ATM cards
First Published: 18th September, 2018 20:08 IST
Guwahati police have apprehended two men near Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport. The alleged criminals are charged with duping people by cloning their ATM cards while posing as bank officers.
Guwahati police have apprehended two men near Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport.
The alleged criminals are charged with duping people by cloning their ATM cards while posing as bank officers.
43 blank ATM cards, one laptop, swipe machine, 3 mobile handsets and Rs 20,000 in cash were seized from their possession.
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