<h1>Lie Detector Test Suggests Deception by Former Bank Manager in Rs 122 Crore Embezzlement Case</h1> The Economic Offences Wing of Mumbai Police received a lie detector test report indicating possible deception in the responses of the primary suspect in the Rs 122 crore New India Cooperative Bank scam. The suspect, a former General Manager and Head of Accounts, is accused of misappropriating funds over five years. The investigation began after internal audits revealed significant cash shortages at the Prabhadevi and Goregaon branches. The Reserve Bank of India found a total deficit of Rs 122 crore, leading to operational restrictions on the bank. The suspect was arrested last month for allegedly orchestrating the embezzlement.