PRAYAGRAJ, Aug. 12 -- A man from Madhya Pradesh has been arrested for allegedly syphoning off Rs.31.34 lakh by misusing a Prayagraj trader's GeM portal login credentials and replacing the trader's registered beneficiary bank account with his own, cybercrime police said on Tuesday. The accused, identified as Nilesh Kumar Ahirwar, a resident of Kotra Sultanabad under Kamla Nagar police station in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, was arrested from Bhopal, police said. According to cybercrime police, the accused first won the trader's trust by posing as a government broker. He allegedly promised to arrange authorisation codes from GeM-registered original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), which are required to sell products in certain categories on the portal. After obtaining the trader's GeM login credentials on the pretext of facilitating the authorisation codes, Ahirwar allegedly changed the beneficiary bank account details on the portal and replaced them with his own. As a result, GeM payments were credited to his account. Police said the accused received around Rs.31.34 lakh, withdrew part of the money and transferred the rest to other accounts, including one belonging to a woman identified as Karishma Ahirwar. A trader from Sara Inayat had filed a named complaint against Ahirwar and his female associate at the Cyber Crime police station. "Investigation has established that the accused misused the complainant's login credentials to change the registered bank account and divert payments to his own account," said Cybercrime police station in-charge Om Narayan Gautam. The accused was produced before a court and sent to judicial custody on Tuesday, police said....