Jodhpur: Anjaan, a resident of Keru in Jodhpur city of Rajasthan, telephoned a person to get a loan. The person who came in the bluff also told him the OTP number along with the bank details. Then the OTP number and link continued to reach in the name of many items. After this, a quarter to two lakh rupees disappeared from the victim's bank account in different instalments.

After this incident, the victim reached the Rajiv Gandhi Nagar police station on Thursday night and filed a case. Giving information about the case, Rajiv Gandhi Nagar Police Officer Balraj Singh Mann has told that Ashok Gehlot son Durgaram Gehlot of Aguna Bera Keru gave this report. In this, the police have told that he got a call from a mobile a few days ago and asked himself to have good information in banks.

For this, he can give him a loan of ten lakh rupees. On which he started calling him every day. When the victim agreed to take the loan, the accused transferred the amount of Rs. 1,73,200 in his account to him in the name of providing loan processing fees, insurance and subsidy to his account. But even after the stipulated time, neither did he get the loan amount nor he is being contacted.

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