
Recently, a case of fraud has come to light in HDFC Bank. The police have arrested Shrikant Teneti, a bank manager, who is the main accused in a fraud worth crores of rupees committed in HDFC bank in Dhamtari. The accused used the money obtained through fraud to buy a plot in Raipur Mova. He has admitted to having savings of Rs 1,20,000 in his own account. The police are currently searching for another accused.
According to the information, on May 8, Piyush Rathore, the branch manager of HDFC Bank branch in Kurud, lodged a report about the matter. Rathore stated that Shrikant Teneti, the then branch manager of HDFC Bank Kurud branch, along with his associate Tejendra Sahu, withdrew a total of Rs 1 crore 84 lakh 04 thousand 151 from the account holders of the bank.
After the case was registered, the police received information about the presence of accused Shrikant Teneti in Hyderabad. The police arrested Teneti and he was brought back to Dhamtari for interrogation. During the interrogation, Teneti admitted to withdrawing money from HDFC Bank customers through fund transfer, online transactions, and cheques, and distributing it among himself and his associate Tejendra Sahu.