Ps,.72,7OOl- andRs.2,00,000/-.The modus operandi adopted for thisfraudulententry by the defendant no. 1 and 2 wasthat the defendantno.2 made an excess debit ofRs.8,00,000 in the accountof the seruice branch of the applicantBank,for whichthe defendant no.2 did notsubmit any chequesfor collection. Out of the aforementionedamount debited to service branch, a sum ofRs.4,00,000/- was wrongly and fraudulently credited in theaccount of the defendant no. 1. A sum ofRs.2,62,500/- was wrongly and fraudulently credited.The modus operandi adopted for this wrong and fraudulent entryby the defendants was that out of the aforementionedRs.8,00,000/- wrongly and fraudulently debitedto the service branch, an amount of Rs.2,50,000/-was wrongly credited to the accounts nos.747,749,755and 757 and the said sum was thereafter wrongly debited fromthe said accounts and credited to the account of thedefendantno.l' An aggregating amount ofRs.12,500/- was debited from these account nos. 747, 749, 755and 757, as interest and instead of crediting the amountto the Bank's profit and loss account, the amountwas diverted along with Rs.2,50,000.00 to the current accountof the defendant no.1. A sum of Rs.58,727.57was wrongly and fraudulently credited on 25.07.1991.The modus of the operandi adopted for the said wrong andfraudulent entry by the defendants was by debiting a sumof Rs.52,7261- from the Sundry Creditors account and a sum of Rs.6,001.57 from the margin account.The said sums were wrongly and fraudulently credited in the account of the defendant no. 1.