Jodhpur thugs arrested retired officer digitally for 6 days

Jodhpur : Jodhpur thugs threatened the victim with arrest. Taking advantage of this fear, the thugs got him to sign. It was written in it that if he had no role in it, his entire deposit would be returned within 24 hours. Over the next three days, the thugs made 11 checks of different amounts from Naresh. In this, checks worth Rs 1 crore 84 lakh 50 thousand were made. To deposit these cheques, he kept going to the bank 2 km away from his home. Took the victim’s brother’s number, called and said – cyber crime happened with your brother: The victim told in the report that on November 30 at 11 am, the thugs asked him for the mobile number of his younger brother Sanju Kumar. As soon as he gave his mobile number, the thugs called Sanju Kumar and said that a cyber crime has happened with your elder brother.

Jodhpur: Once again a case of fraud through digital arrest has come to light. This time the swindler defrauded a retired officer of a private company to the tune of Rs 1 crore 84 lakh 50 thousand by threatening him with arrest. The thug, pretending to be an employee of the Telecom Authority, threatened the victim in the name of extortion from the number issued from the Aadhaar card. The thugs kept the victim under digital arrest for 6 days and got 11 checks transferred to 10 different accounts. When the victim came to know about the fraud, he registered a case at Banar police station.

According to the police, Naresh Kumar (51), resident of Prabhat Nagar, Khokharia, Banar, gave the report. It was told that he received a call on November 25 at 11.30 am. In this the caller claimed to be an employee of the Telecom Authority. He said that a complaint of extortion has been registered against the number issued from your Aadhar card. Then he connected him with Cyber ​​Crime Branch Mumbai and got him to talk to someone. Claiming himself to be from Crime Branch Mumbai, he told the victim that an FIR has been registered on the mobile number issued in his name. In this, an arrest warrant issued by RBI naming a person named Naresh Loyal as a suspect in a money laundering case was sent to the victim’s mobile number. After this the victim connected the call with the CBI Inspector. He described the life of the victim and his family as being in danger. Police registered the case and started investigation.

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