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Sachin, Dhoni, Shah Rukh and Salman's I-T accounts too hacked by CA student

Mumbai Police, which is probing the alleged hacking into Anil Ambani’s e-filing of Income-Tax (I-T) returns account by a Hyderabad-based chartered accountant (CA) student, found that another CA student has hacked into I-T accounts of Sachin Tendulkar, Mahindra Singh Dhoni, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan.
According to Police, during the probe of the case of a Hyderabad-based young CA student hacking into the IT account of Ambani, it has emerged that the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) chairman’s account was also fraudulently accessed from Noida.
Mukund Pawar, senior inspector at Cyber Cell of the crime branch, told reporters, “We questioned the girl if she had also accessed the account from Noida for which she replied in negative. She also denied she knew anybody from Noida”.
The 21-year-old woman, who has been doing her chartered accountancy articleship at Manoj Daga & Company in Hyderabad, was booked under relevant sections of Information Technology Act on 7th September.
The probe took them to Vishal Kaushal Company, an accountancy firm in Noida, where CA student Sanchit Katiyal (22) was found to have hacked into Ambani’s account as well, he said.
Sanchit, who is doing his articleship, was accordingly booked by the Cyber Crime Cell on 16th September and his computer and hard disks were seized, Pawar added.
Like the Hyderabad based girl, Sanchit had also for curiosity had hacked into Ambani’s account on 26th June. He first accessed the accounts of Shah Rukh and Salman on 22nd June, Dhoni’s account on 24th June and then broke into Ambani’s account.
He again accessed Dhoni’s account on 28th June and Sachin’s account on 4th July.
According to police, a chartered accountant firm in Mumbai, which files 54-year-old Ambani's individual tax details, was intimated through an email from IT department on June 26 that as per request, the industrialist's e-return account had been changed. Again on July 12, the firm received another email stating that second time the password had been changed.
As suspicion grew, the ADAG group representative complained to Himanshu Roy, joint police commissioner (crime) at Mumbai, who directed cyber cell inspector Pawar to probe the case.
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