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Jind, 25 November (Hindustan Reporter). Cyber police station has named two people and registered a case of fraud in the case of embezzling Rs 22 lakh 66 thousand from a government teacher on the pretext of investing in the stock market. The police is investigating the case. In the complaint given to the police on Monday, Amarjeet, resident of Urban Estate, said that he is on duty as a teacher in the government school of Kandela.
On September 1, a message came on his mobile WhatsApp from an unknown number. The messager introduced herself as Anaya Sharma and an expert in the stock market. Anaya, who messaged, said that she would tell him about the stock market and would get him good profits. He fell in love with her and was added to a WhatsApp group. New schemes regarding the stock market were being told in this group.
In the group, Anaya Sharma and Ritesh Jain used to hold online meetings every day and talk about investment and profits in the stock market. One day a link came on his mobile. On clicking the link, a mobile app named Brandy Speed was downloaded on his phone. On September 23, an ID was made on the app and it was asked to deposit Rs 10,000. After this he was asked to buy shares. He kept doing whatever he said. After this Rs 60 thousand were transferred. On October 21, 50 thousand rupees, on October 22, one lakh rupees, on October 25, Rs 4 lakh 99 thousand were transferred to their said bank accounts.
By luring him of higher profits, he again got Rs 1 lakh transferred, Rs 4 lakh 99 thousand for the second time and Rs 97 thousand for the third time. On October 30, the accused again asked him to transfer Rs 5 lakh 21 thousand, which he transferred. The app on which the ID was created was showing money by adding profits. When he tried to withdraw, their customer service representative told him the channel was busy and he could not withdraw the money. A few days later, he was shown a deposit of Rs 68 lakh on the ID of Brandy Speed App.
To withdraw it, the accused said that the entire amount could be withdrawn by depositing Rs 3 lakh 30 thousand. He deposited another Rs 3 lakh 30 thousand in the bank account given by the accused. After getting the money transferred, Anaya Sharma and Ritesh Jain told him that soon he would get the increased amount but till now he has not received his money. The accused have defrauded him of Rs 22 lakh 66 thousand in the name of investment. Cyber police station has registered a case of fraud against unknown person.