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In a second incident of a huge wrong amount being sent to a bank customer in Bihar, two school boys from Pastiya village in Katihar district found their accounts laden with crores of rupees overnight.
The school boys who have accounts in Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank were expecting to get some money under a government scheme to buy school uniform and pay for related expenses. They received the shock of their lives when they visited the local Centralised Precessing Centre (CPC) of State Bank of India (SBI) to know about the status of the funds and found out that a huge sum of money was transferred to them.
Class 6 student Ashish found himself rich by over ₹ 6.2 crore while another schoolboy, Guru Charan Vishwas, was surprised to see over ₹ 900 crore in his account.
The village head has confirmed the matter. Katihar District Magistrate Udayan Mishra said the branch manager has informed them about some glitch in the computerised system of sending money. The amount was visible in their statements but the actual money wasn't in their account. The bank is investigating the transactions.
A similar incident was earlier reported in Khagaria where a tutor received ₹5.5 lakh in his account due to bank error. A man in a village on Patna's outskirts was sent to jail for not returning over ₹ 5 lakh that was credited into his account by mistake. The man had refused to return the money to the bank, claiming the amount was government relief sent by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Bank error strikes again: Over 900 crores transferred to accounts of Bihar school boys 

Two schoolboys find over&nbsp;₹&nbsp;900 crore credited into their bank accounts in Bihar.

2 Bihar&nbsp;school boys receive shock of their lives due to banking error.&nbsp;Class 6 student Ashish found himself rich by over ₹ 6.2 crore,&nbsp;another schoolboy, Guru Charan Vishwas, was surprised to see over ₹ 900 crore in his account

In a second incident of its kind, two school-going boys from Bihar's&nbsp;Katihar district found their accounts laden with crores of rupees overnight.
The school boys from Pastiya village who have accounts in Uttar Bihar Gramin Bank were expecting to get some money under a government scheme to buy school uniform and pay for related expenses. To their utter surprise, the boys found out that over 900 crore&nbsp;rupees were&nbsp;transferred to them when they checked their account at a SBI-run internet&nbsp;centre.
Class 6 student Ashish found himself rich by over ₹ 6.2 crore while another schoolboy, Guru Charan Vishwas, was surprised to see over ₹ 900 crore in his account.
Katihar District Magistrate Udayan Mishra said the branch manager has informed them about some glitch in the computerised system of sending money. The amount was visible in their statements but the actual money wasn't in their account. The bank is investigating the transactions.
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A similar incident was earlier reported in Khagaria where a tutor received ₹5.5 lakh in his account due to bank error. The man from a village on Patna's outskirts was sent to jail for not returning the money, claiming the amount was government relief sent by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

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