Chandigarh, July 28 -- A A local court on Monday dismissed the regular bail plea of a man whose bank account was used as a "mule account" to receive and withdraw proceeds of cyber frauds targeting victims across India. The case originated after the Chandigarh cyber crime police, acting on inputs from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), analysed complaints registered on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCRP - 14C) and came across an IndusInd Bank account held in the name of Bheem Saroj which had multiple transactions. The prosecution alleged that during interrogation, Saroj disclosed that the account was opened by his acquaintance, Salman Ansari, in exchange for monetary consideration. Ansari was arrested and he got bail later. Ansari told investigators that he had handed over the bank account to another person, identified as Dharambir Kalia, whose whereabouts were not known. Saroj argued that he was entitled to parity with Ansari who got bail, but the court rejected the plea, observing that while Ansari was alleged to have facilitated the opening of the account, the allegations against Saroj were that his account received the alleged fraud proceeds, which were subsequently withdrawn....