In a bizarre incident in Rajasthan's Alwar, people allegedly thronged two ATMs of the State Bank of India (SBI) to remove money after they received messages about lakhs of rupees being deposited into their accounts. As per reports, people who had zero balance also visited the SBI ATMs in Alwar and withdrew money. It is reported that after a huge crowd thronged the ATMs to remove money, police took 50 people into custody. It is learnt that SBI website was hacked and customers received messages on Wednesday, September 17, about money being deposited into their accounts. After the incident, 20 ATMs across Alwar were shut down. So far, it is not known as to how many customers made withdrawals. Bank officials have also refrained from commenting on the matter. Rajasthan Shocker: Graduate Turns Robber To Meet Wife’s Lavish Demands, Arrested in Jaipur Just Month After Wedding.

People Throng ATMs to Withdraw Money in Alwar After Receiving Messages

20 ATMs Shut Down After People Throng SBI ATMs in Alwar

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