Rourkela: Rourkela police on Tuesday busted an interstate cyber fraud racket and arrested two men for allegedly procuring and supplying bank accounts used to route proceeds from online scams. Addressing a news conference, SP Nitesh Wadhwani said Sekh Aman (22) and Yashraj Singh alias Yash (24) were intercepted by Bondamunda police following intelligence inputs about an illegal bank account procurement network.Investigators found that the duo allegedly worked for a Patna-based handler. They lured people with promises of money and jobs to open bank accounts in their names. They then collected the account holders’ banking credentials and handed them over to cyber fraudsters for use in online scams. Police said the duo received around Rs 15,000 for each account supplied to the network.The accounts were allegedly used to receive and transfer money generated through cyber fraud, helping criminals conceal the movement of funds. Verification through the Samanvaya portal and the cyber cell revealed links between the accounts and multiple cybercrime complaints registered in Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.Investigators found that several bank accounts allegedly arranged by the accused were used for transactions related to cyber fraud amounting to around Rs 25 lakh. During searches, police seized a scooter, two mobile phones, bank-related documents, ATM cards, passbooks, identity documents and cash. Efforts are underway to identify other members of the interstate racket and trace the financial trail. Further investigation is underway.