<h1>Key Accused in Rs 122-Crore Bank Embezzlement to Undergo Brain-Mapping as Investigation Deepens</h1> The key accused in the Rs 122-crore embezzlement at New India Cooperative Bank will undergo a brain-mapping test, as the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Mumbai police intensifies its investigation. The former general manager and head of accounts, who previously underwent a polygraph test, did not provide concrete information. The EOW aims to extract more details through the brain-mapping test. Seven individuals have been arrested so far, while the former chairman and his wife remain wanted with a non-bailable warrant issued against them. The misappropriated funds were taken from the bank's Prabhadevi and Goregaon offices in Mumbai.