FIRST CASE OF CHEATING OF RS 5.90 LAKH BY BECOMING A FAKE POLICE OFFICER IN HYDERABAD, 1 ARRESTED, SECOND CASE OF CHEATING OF RS 33 LAKH IN THE NAME OF INVESTMENT IN STOCK MARKET, TWO ACCUSED ARRESTED
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Panchkula police cyber crime police station team reported to have succeeded in arresting 3 cyber cheets among a woman.ACP Crime Arvind Kamboj said on Saturday that on October 9, 2024, complainant Sajjan Kumar, a resident of Panchkula, lodged a complaint at Cyber Crime Police Station Panchkula that he had received a call on October 3, 2024. The caller identified himself as a Hyderabad police officer and said that a credit card had been used in his name and that someone he knew had been arrested for being associated with a terrorist organization and that your credit card was found in his possession. For this reason, a case of money laundering has also been registered against him.
The complainant was pressured to call Hyderabad. When they declined, they were connected via video call. During the call, the accused cheated the complainant of a total of Rs 5,90,000 by showing fear of arrest.
The cyber police registered a case and started investigation. On November 7, a police team led by Cyber Police Station in-charge Sub-Inspector Yudhveer Singh arrested the first accused Sonu son of Ram Kumar, resident of Saini Mohalla, Kharkhoda district Sonipat. The accused has been produced before the court and taken on two-day police remand, where he is being questioned further.
ACP Crime Arvind Kamboj appreciated Sub Inspector Abhishek Chhillar and Constable Naveen for their outstanding work in investigating the case and described them as the real heroes of the operation. The other accused are also being identified in the case and will be arrested soon.
In second case 2 arrested including woman in fraud of Rs 35 lakh in the name of investment in stock market : Revealing the second case, ACP Crime said that Mohammad Suleman, a resident of Panchkula, had registered a case at the Cyber Crime Police Station on June 10 and said that in March, he was lured into a group through WhatsApp by claiming to have an office in Mumbai. They also gave lectures online through a webside link.
(SUBHEAD)The complainant got suspicious and when he reached the address, there was no such thing. Thus, by creating a fake website, joining a WhatsApp group and pretending to invest in the online stock market, he fraudulently took 33.56 lakhs. A case was registered under sections 318(4), 319(2), 336(3),338, 340(2),61(2) of BNS at the cyber crime police station.
On October 7, police arrested Mukund Kumar son of Hans Mukh Bhai (46), resident of Sahajanand Rozidansi, district Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 46 years old, and Patel Maithali Naveen Bhai (25), daughter of Naveen Bhai, wife of Paras Seta, district Surat, Gujarat, Both were produced before the court on the same day and are being questioned on one-day police remand. ACP Crime appreciated Investigating Officer ASI Satish, Sub Inspector Harjit Singh and Home Guard Kamaljit for arresting the accused and gathering important clues.