Cyber cell and police arrested two accused from Jharkhand in telefraud case

Jagdalpur. In two cases of telefraud, two accused have been arrested from Jharkhand in joint action of Cyber Cell and Thana Kotwali police. 4 Android mobiles, 3 key-paid mobiles, 9 SIM cards, one Bluetooth, 10 ATM cards of different banks, 2 passbooks, one check book, one pen card, one power bank, one Aadhaar card and Rs 51 thousand in cash were recovered from the accused. seized. In the first case, the applicant Rahul Kumar (32) Khamtarai District Raipur, Hall-Hatakchora Jagdalpur had filled the form to sit in the Energy Manager and Auditor Exom, for which he had paid Rs.6000 from the credit card. Made the payment but searched the customer care number and called to get the money back due to non-submission of the form and deduction of balance from the card, who called in reply and introduced themselves to SBI. A total of Rs 68,484 was collected by giving credit card number, OTP number received on mobile, back account number and downloading Annie Desk app, by assuring that the deducted money will be returned by telling the customer care employee. Wrote a report of being cheated. On which Section 420 Bhadvi was imposed on 16 February 23 in Police Station Kotwali. 66(C,D) I.T. The crime of the Act was registered and taken into consideration.

Mobile no. available during consultation. On the basis of technical evidence of the accused being in Deoghar (Jharkhand), a team was formed and sent to Jharkhand under the leadership of Inspector Dinesh Yadav. With the help of cyber cell, the team caught the accused under siege at Sagarajor police station, Palajori, district Deoghar (Jharkhand), on interrogation, he told his name to be Kalim Ansari (34), Kumgarha, district Deoghar (Jharkhand) and earlier S.B. I. 68,484 by telling the customer care employee various information related to the account and by downloading the Annie Desk app. admitted to cheating. The accused was arrested and brought to Bastar on transit remand, who is being produced before the court on judicial remand. In the second case, the applicant Shakuntala Nag, resident of Housing Board Colony Jagdalpur, after searching the customer care number for the return of the goods ordered from the site seen on Facebook, contacted through WhatsApp calling and message, clicked the link sent by the unknown person and downloaded the app. 50,700 from bank account. Section 420 Bhadvi in Police Station Kotwali on the information of fraud. 66(D) I.T. The crime of the Act was registered and taken into consideration. Mobile no. available during consultation. On getting information about the presence of the accused in Deoghar on the basis of technical evidence, a team was formed under the leadership of Inspector Dinesh Yadav and sent to Jharkhand. With the help of cyber cell, the accused was caught under siege in Sarath district Deoghar (Jharkhand) by the team, on interrogation, he told his name to be Diwakar Yadav (25 years), village Jamuniatand police station, Sarath district Deoghar (Jharkhand), on interrogation, in the past 50,700 from the applicant. Admitted to cheating. Who is being arrested and produced before the court on judicial remand.

Bastar police appeals to protect against cyber fraud

1. Before using the customer care number available in Google or other platform, check it.
2. Do not share important information like bank account details and OTP/M-PIN etc. with unknown persons.
3. Must install anti virus in your mobile for data protection and keep changing password from time to time.
4. Beware of such phone calls, online frauds are done in the name of blocking ATM/updating KYC/linking account with Aadhaar and updating SIM.
5. Cheating is done by withdrawing minimum amount from mobile banking by downloading remote accessing app, link or other means, avoid such withdrawal.
6. In relation to cyber fraud, you can register your complaint anywhere on the government’s website, NCCR portal and toll free number-1930.