A female professor from TMBU, Bhagalpur, lost ₹47.60 lakh in an online fraud. During the investigation, police found that employees of a big private bank in Rajasthan helped the criminals. Shockingly, the fraudsters withdrew ₹33 lakh in one attempt. This discovery forced the police to look deeper into bank involvement.

Police teams are now questioning multiple employees. Officers plan to inform RBI and speak with senior officials of the private bank. The link between bank staff and criminals has made the case stronger.

Normally, banks confirm big withdrawals of ₹5 lakh or more by calling the account holder. But here, the employee only made a short call to the registered number for a few seconds and still allowed the withdrawal. The rule became a formality, and the money was released without proper confirmation. This raised serious doubts about employee cooperation in the fraud.

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Tensions reportedly developed soon after their marriage. His wife’s sister settled abroad, while Ravi continued in a small job. These differences created pressure within the family. Ravi’s wife allegedly demanded financial stability, which increased disputes. Humiliation and constant arguments were also reported. The couple eventually separated, and the wife left with their daughter.

Ravi stated that loneliness affected him deeply after his family moved away. He allegedly chose piracy as a quick money source. Large financial gains encouraged him to continue. His association with betting app operators reportedly strengthened later. Travel to foreign countries was financed using easy earnings. This pattern became a major lead during the investigation.

Police sources indicated that Ravi expressed regret about his actions. He stated that he could not meet his daughter despite repeated attempts. His emotional statements were recorded during questioning. Officials noted that personal issues and financial pressures played a major role. More details are expected as the investigation progresses.

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I-Bomma gained huge attention for leaking movies and OTT content. The platform copied content from Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hotstar, Aha and many others within minutes. Telugu producers raised strong objections because the platform even leaked theatrical releases within hours. Their losses increased every week, so they filed formal complaints with CCS officials and demanded strict action.

Ravi earlier reacted in an aggressive tone and even issued direct warnings to the police. He claimed that many people across India support I-Bomma and challenged the police to catch him. His statements created a major controversy on social media and many film producers condemned his remarks.

Former Hyderabad Police Commissioner C.V. Anand assured legal action and promised justice to Telugu filmmakers. Now film producers welcomed the arrest and expressed confidence in future cyber enforcement. They also requested stronger digital surveillance to stop similar piracy networks.

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