Jammu: ATM transactions detected from missing Army officer's card
June 29, 2018 11:04
Personnel from the Indian Army have detected an ATM transaction made from missing Army officer Rakesh Patel's card.Patel has been missing since June 17 and remains untraceable.
However, two ATM transactions have been reported since then, despite him being missing.
According ot Rakesh's family, the officer, who is posted with the intelligence department, had visited Kanker in April, after which he returned to Jammu for his duty. However, the family received a call on June 17 saying Patel had gone somewhere without informing anybody.
Soon after, an Army personnel informed Rakesh's brother Raju that an ATM withdrawal of Rs. 25,000 was made from the officer's account.
However, two ATM transactions have been reported since then, despite him being missing.
According ot Rakesh's family, the officer, who is posted with the intelligence department, had visited Kanker in April, after which he returned to Jammu for his duty. However, the family received a call on June 17 saying Patel had gone somewhere without informing anybody.
Soon after, an Army personnel informed Rakesh's brother Raju that an ATM withdrawal of Rs. 25,000 was made from the officer's account.
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