Hyderabad: A cyber fraud accused from Achampet, wanted in a ₹2.32-crore investment fraud case registered in Bihar, has been given a month to surrender or face action of property seizure.A Bihar police officer on Saturday pasted a notice at the house of Dongra Anirudh in Marutinagar Colony, directing him to appear before the investigating authorities within a month. The notice warned that his house could be seized if he failed to comply.Anirudh is alleged to be part of a wider cyber fraud network that lured people through advertisements and phone calls with promises of high returns on investments in an American company. A resident of Dhaka in Bihar, Imran, allegedly fell victim to the fraud and lost ₹2.32 crore.Imran lodged a complaint with Bihar police in 2025, following which an investigation was launched. Bihar police had visited Achampet about a year ago and questioned Anirudh’s parents as part of the probe.Achampet SI B Naresh said, “The case was registered by Bihar police and their team has been conducting the investigation. We have been informed about the notice served at the accused’s house.”The Bihar police returned to Achampet on Saturday and pasted the fresh notice. The officer, Sunil Chaudhary, also said a similar notice would be served at the residence of Anirudh’s wife in Aminabad of Suryapet district.Police said Anirudh is also facing cases in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra and other parts of the country in connection with cyber fraud.
