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Cyber crime cases are increasing now. Lakhs of rupees are collected by arresting people through digital means. The central government is also running a campaign against this type of fraud. There is a need to be careful about this. Then a shocking incident has come to light in this matter. In which crores of rupees were extorted by targeting a software engineer. So let us know the whole incident in detail
11.87 Clear!
A software engineer living in Bengaluru has been defrauded of Rs 11.87 crore. Here the victim was arrested digitally. Ultimately crores of rupees were stolen from his bank account. According to the police, the cyber thugs identified the first victim as Vijay Kumar. After this he was told that the call was made by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). After this the case of cyber fraud continued to progress.
How did the victim cheat?
In this case, the caller told the victim that his Aadhaar card has been misused. After this he was told that money laundering has been done using your Aadhar card. A case of money laundering has been registered against you. A case of money laundering of Rs 6 crore has been registered against you. During this time, to intimidate the victim, it was told that a complaint has been registered against him at Colaba Police Station in Mumbai and the matter has now reached the Supreme Court.
Threatened by video call
A video call was made to the victim by the cyber thug. In which the caller introduced himself as a Mumbai Police officer. After this he was asked to talk on video call. After this, the victim was arrested digitally and threatened with arrest if he did not cooperate in the investigation.
Get bank details and clear account
After this, in the name of investigation, everything from personal details to bank details were obtained from the victim. After this, during the digital arrest, different transactions were made from the victim’s bank account and a total of Rs 11.83 crore was siphoned off.
