Pandit Loses Rs.6 Lakh in Online Fraud Impersonating Army Official

In a complaint, two days ago, a person from a person from the Seconderabad Military Office Captain Aman Aman Aman Gamar “Colonel Sir” health was not good and 21 experts for a 11 -day pooja demanded and RS.3 Lakh discussed his payment in advance, he said. He will receive a video call to pay in advance.

Later, through a video interview from another number, he followed the instructions under the pretext of opening the fraudulent victim Phonepe and Google Pay and transferring money in advance. The fraud first sent RS.10 to gain confidence, and then directed the victim to enter various amounts using credit card details and PIN.

The sacrifice, who believes to be real, watched the instructions and unknowingly RS.2 Lakh, RS.1 Lakh, RS.5,000 RS, 1.99 Lakh and 95.000 RS.

In total, the victim lost 5.99 lakh. The sacrifice, who performed the fraud, reported this through the Cyber ​​Aid Line No. 1930.

In a consulting, the police asked at ATM PIN, OTP or credit and debit cards with anyone, even if they claim that people were from army, government or well -known organizations. Do not follow the instructions for video or sound calls for financial transactions of unknown people.

Prepaids or repayments never require the entry of PIN and OTP. Real payments take directly into account. Pay attention to small test transfers ranging from RS.1 to R.10. The scammers use it to create confidence before the great fraud.

Before believing in such requests, contact the official aid line with government or defense offices and verify the identity. Awareness and rapid reporting are the keys to preventing more victims. Cyber ​​crime victims can immediately call 1930 or visit Cybercrime.gov.inin.

Polis, in case of any cyber fraud, please call or WhatsApp 8712665171, the police said.