JODHPUR, Aug. 24 -- The Rajasthan high court has directed banks and investigating officers to review freezes and other restrictions imposed on bank accounts in cyber financial crime cases, ruling that where the disputed amount can be identified, the restraint should be limited to that amount while allowing account holders to operate the remaining undisputed balance. Justice Anand Sharma issued the directions while disposing of a batch of petitions concerning the freezing, debit-freezing, lien marking, holding and seizure of bank accounts during cyber financial crime probes. The lead petition was filed by Shree Balaji Enterprises through its proprietor, Rahul Kumar Pareek. The court directed that where an investigating officer has concluded that an account or funds are no longer required for an investigation, the necessary communication for removal of the restraint should be issued to the bank forthwith. Where an account has been frozen under the Cyber Crime Financial Fraud Reporting and Management System, grievances should also be processed without requiring account holders to approach multiple authorities, the court said....