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Cheating on the pretext of online trading in Jhunjhunu

Jhunjhunu, March 1 (Hindustan Reporter) A case of cyber fraud has come to light from a husband and wife in Jhunjhunu city. In the name of online trading, the fraudsters defrauded Rs 22 lakh 30 thousand in a month. In this regard, Jeet Nagar resident Rakesh Kumar son of Umed Singh has given a complaint in Jhunjhunu cyber police station. The report said that the fraudsters lured him by luring him with the promise of higher profits in online trading and said that he could earn better profits from it.

According to the report, after this the victim kept investing money in online trading from his and his wife's account. During this period, the victim gave Rs 50 thousand on 11 January 2024, Rs 50 thousand on January 15, Rs 50-50 thousand twice on January 16, again Rs 50 thousand on January 17, Rs 50 thousand on January 19, Rs 4 lakh on February 2 and Rs 5 lakh on February 5. Rs 5 lakh 52 thousand, Rs 7 lakh were deposited twice on 8th February and Rs 2 lakh 78 thousand were deposited in different accounts on 9th February.

Then one day when I did a transaction to withdraw money from the account, I found out that there was no money in the account. After this, when I checked the app running under the name Trading, it was found closed. Cyber ​​Cell Deputy Superintendent of Police Hariram Soni said that Rakesh Kumar, resident of Jeet Nagar, has registered a case of cyber fraud of Rs 22 lakh 30 thousand. Out of this, an amount of Rs 3 lakh has been put on hold. Investigation into the matter has been started.