Cyber fraud
New ways are coming out on the days of cyber fraud. This mechanism started by telling OTP and clicking links has now reached digital arrest. Many times, due to fear and many times, the common people are losing their hard earned money by coming under their deception. Recently, a case of cyber fraud came to light from Noida Sector 36, here, a professor named Ramakrishna Shivpuri was cheated by a professor named Ramakrishna Shivpuri. By luring the daily 15 to 30 percent profit, the scammers cleaned their hands on the hard earned earnings of the 88 -year -old professor.
Scammer cheated the 88 -year -old retired professor by assuring more earning in the stock market. A woman advised him to invest by telling him an investment expert and implicated him in the loop. After that, in 21 times, the woman along with a retired professor made a fraud of crores of rupees.
Added to WhatsApp, training on the app again…
Professor Ramakrishna Shivpuri receives a call on 1 April. The collar is a woman, who calls herself a fund manager of a company and Kirti Saraf. She advises the professor to invest and talks about getting training through the app.
Not only this, the woman asked for his condition after calling the professor, along with the pictures of Kovid’s time in his sick conditions. According to the accused, the woman said that her situation has improved again through investment. The investment plan she will talk to them. He does not discus it from any family member. 2 days after the call, she adds Ramakrishna to a WhatsApp group. Where a person named Krishna Rath gives him fake training.
Greed for 15 to 30 percent profit
The woman told the accused that she had sold her house and deposited Rs 50 lakh in her account. In his words, the accused professor invested Rs 2.89 crore in 21 times. He was initially told that this would make a profit of 15 to 30 percent in a day. After imposing crores of rupees, when he wanted to withdraw his money, the scammers asked him to pay tax. He also paid tax initially. But when the scammers increased the tax amount, they felt cheated and they complained to the Cybercrime Department.