Sikar : A case of cyber fraud has come to light in Sikar’s Cyber Crime Police Station by making a transaction worth lakhs from a person’s account. The accused fraudulently downloaded the APK app by taking the mobile and then made the transaction in the account. In the report given to the District Superintendent of Police, Rakesh Kumar, resident of Dhod (Sikar), told that he has opened a savings account in State Bank of India, Sikar City Branch. Two months ago, Kishan Lal resident of Khandela, Ganesh Saini resident of Kanwat and Rakesh Jitarwal resident of Shrimadhopur came to him regarding vehicle transaction. The accused asked Rakesh Kumar to sell his vehicle. When the accused asked Rakesh what work he does, Rakesh told that he runs a firm in the name of Shyam Distributor in Jaipur. Now his firm is closed due to some reason
After this the accused told Rakesh that he has not opened a bank account here, due to which he cannot do transactions in the account. After which the accused asked Rakesh if he could do the transaction in his account, then Rakesh said yes. During this time, the accused took Rakesh’s mobile phone on the pretext of making a call and downloaded an application called APK in the mobile. After 2 days, a mail came from the complainant’s account regarding transactions of Rs 30 and 75 lakhs. It was told in the mail that money had been fraudulently withdrawn from his account. Due to this his account was put on hold. After the incident, Rakesh went to Dhod police station to register the case, but the case was not registered. After which he gave a report to the SP and got the case registered. At present, on the orders of SP, cyber crime police have registered a case and started investigation. RPS Lal Singh is investigating the case.
