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Palamu, March 6 (Hindustan Reporter) Prince Kumar Shukla, the operator of All in One Technology located near Sahitya Samaj Chowk of Daltonganj city police station area, has become a victim of cyber fraud. The bank has put a hold on Prince's account. Troubled, Prince has applied to register a case in this regard at the cyber police station on Wednesday.
Cyber crime in the name of treatment
Prince Kumar Shukla, a resident of Singra, was deceived on the pretext of treatment and a woman was sent to his establishment and within two days, Rs 2 lakh 60 thousand was deposited in her bank account and the same amount was given in cash. Cyber fraud started from 8th December 2023. A person named Rajbahadur called on Prince's mobile and said that he needed cash for treatment. There is money in his account. He wants cash and in exchange he will transfer money to the account.
On Prince's consent, Rajbahadur sent a woman to his shop on 9.12.2023 and took the QR code for online payment. One lakh rupees were sent to Prince's account through QR code, while Rs 30 thousand were sent to SBI bank account. Similarly, the next day also one lakh rupees were taken through Qwar code, while the same amount of money was taken in cash by sending 30 thousand rupees to the account.
Account put on hold due to cyber fraud
Prince told that after 75 days, the message of putting a hold on his bank account came on March 4. The next day when he went to SBI branch Sudna and inquired about it, he came to know that due to cyber fraud, a hold has been placed on his account. The bank also informed that cyber fraud had taken place during the transactions conducted on December 9 and 10. After getting information from the bank, Prince came to know about cyber fraud.