Another case of cyber fraud has come to light in Raipur, in which a retired teacher was defrauded of Rs 33 lakh 57 thousand on the pretext of investing in the share market. The fraudster, posing as a professor, contacted the teacher and sent a link explaining the benefits of investing. The teacher believed and deposited the money in several installments.
The process of cyber fraud in the capital Raipur is not showing any signs of stopping. Another sensational case has come to light, where a retired teacher was made a victim of online fraud. The swindlers cheated people of Rs 33 lakh 57 thousand on the pretext of investing in the share market.
This incident took place in Muzgahan police station area of Raipur, where retired teacher Chandramani Pandey fell into the trap of fraudsters and invested a huge amount. The cyber thug, posing as a professor, contacted Chandramani Pandey and lured him to invest in the share market. The fraudster, posing as a professor, sent a link, due to which Pandey decided to start trading in the stock market.
Cyber thug deposited money in several installments
The cyber thug made the retired teacher deposit the money in several installments one after the other. Initially it was claimed that he would get profit in the stock market, after which the retired teacher believed and deposited more money. But as soon as he sent more money, money started getting deducted from his account.
In this fraud, a total of Rs 33 lakh 57 thousand was deducted from the account of the retired teacher, after which the victim retired teacher realized that he had become a victim of fraud. He immediately lodged a report at Muzgahan police station, and the police have started investigating the matter. Police say that the thugs will be arrested soon and the case has been registered under cyber crime..jpg)
Apart from Jharkhand, thug gangs from Haryana, West Bengal and Rajasthan are currently active in Chhattisgarh. These gangs are making people victims of fraud by luring them in various ways. The fraud gangs of Rajasthan become acquainted with people by sending messages or making phone calls through internet media and then commit fraud.
At the same time, gangs from Haryana, Jharkhand and West Bengal are cheating people in the name of online trading and investing money in the stock market. Apart from this, people are also becoming victims of fraud by luring people to subscribe and share on internet media. cyber cell officer
Keep these things in mind to avoid cyber fraud
– To avoid cyber fraud, be cautious of phishing emails.
– Transact only on secure websites.
– Do not share personal information with unknown calls and messages.
– Be careful on attractive investment offers and get complete information.
– Ensure your device is protected with security software and regular updates.
