LUCKNOW, Sept. 4 -- A room of a hotel on Latouche Road became the latest link in a cyber-fraud money trail after Lucknow police arrested two men and took four juveniles into protective custody, recovering ATM cards, mobile phones and a card-swiping machine from the group on Thursday. Police said they have managed to hold or debit-freeze Rs.3.28 crore linked to cyber fraud in six State Bank of India accounts, following a probe into the financial transactions allegedly handled by the group. The arrests were made by the Qaiserbagh police and western zone surveillance team on Thursday after a tip-off that a group staying at room 101 of the hotel was allegedly arranging bank accounts to receive money generated through cyber fraud and subsequently withdrawing the funds through ATMs. "Five people were found inside the room when the police team arrived. Four were juveniles, while one identified himself as Ritesh Singh, 21, a resident of Gopalganj, Bihar," a police press note said. The search of the room led to the recovery of six ATM cards, five mobile phones, a Jio SIM card, a BharatPe One card-swiping machine and two passbooks. Cash amounting to Rs.5,600 and a motorcycle allegedly used in the operation were also recovered. During questioning, the suspects told investigators that money generated through cyber fraud was routed into "mule" bank accounts. They would withdraw the money using ATM cards and subsequently deposit it into other SBI accounts, allegedly receiving a commission for the transactions. The questioning also led investigators to another alleged member of the network, Prince Kushwaha, 19, a resident of Kakori in Lucknow, who was subsequently arrested. The investigation also brought four juveniles into the picture. Police said they were allegedly involved in handling the money....