Man Held In Hyderabad In Advertisement Fraud Case

Police said that a 33 -year -old employee from Haydarabad had a task about selling a sewing embroidery machine for RS.2.30 Lakh. He contacted the seller through social media and was instructed to transfer the amount through Phonepe.

Trusting the promises of the seller, the sacrifice, the total amount of the total amount in the Bank account to various accounts transferred to various accounts, after which the seller did not respond to the victim. Some RS.2.30 lost lakh.

Based on a complaint, the police began to investigate and arrested Veerababu under 66 (c) and 66 (d) sections of the CT Law and under 318 (4) and 319 (2) of BNS. A mobile phone and a debit card were sized from the ownership of the arrested person.

The defendant explained the Modus Operandi, the defendant will communicate with victims through different social media platforms and will provide mule bank accounts to collect money, he said. After the procedures, the accused prevents the victim’s contacts and does not respond to calls and messages.

In a public consultant, police asked people to pay attention to fake ads in social media groups – Olx, Telegram, WhatsApp, X, Instagram and Facebook. Police, “Do not believe fraudulent online advertisements showing the sale of various devices. Never, do not accurately confirm their realities to the accounts provided online,” he said.

The police immediately asked people to report suspicious operations and immediately created a dispute with your bank if they noticed an unauthorized transaction. If everyone is a victim of cyber crime fraud, call 1930, or immediately inform the portal address of www.cybercrime.gov.in portal.