Noida Engineer Cheated of Rs 18 Lakh in Stock Market Scam
A Nithari-based engineer was defrauded of Rs 18 lakh by cyber criminals who promised high returns from stock market investments. The scam followed a pattern seen in similar cases in Noida.
A Nithari-based engineer was defrauded of Rs 18 lakh by cyber criminals who promised high returns from stock market investments. The scam followed a pattern seen in similar cases in Noida.
A Ghaziabad couple was cheated of Rs 7 lakh by fraudsters posing as a children's clothing brand on Facebook. The scam involved fake photoshoot offers and investment tasks on Telegram.
Two BCom students from Lucknow arrested for acting as interpreters and financial coordinators in a Chinese cyber fraud operation that duped victims of over Rs 20 crore.
Three men arrested in Gurgaon for cheating people through WhatsApp groups and fake trading apps. Police recovered 22 phones and 1 laptop during investigation.
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RecommendedA 70-year-old widow in Greater Kailash I lost Rs 6.9 crore to scammers posing as ED officers. This marks the second major digital arrest case from the area within just one week.
Delhi Police's IFSO unit arrests five men from MP and UP for running an interstate cyber fraud operation. The racket duped a 78-year-old Delhi resident of over Rs 2.19 crore through digital arrest tactics.
A woman entrepreneur in Kanpur was defrauded of Rs 1.8 crore in a share trading scam. The money was transferred to about 1,800 bank accounts across India, with the cyber crime branch now investigating.
Cyber Crime police in Chandigarh have arrested six individuals, including a woman, for defrauding an elderly couple of Rs 38 lakh through a sophisticated digital arrest scam involving fake police impersonation.
Azamgarh cyber police arrested two men in Lucknow for siphoning money from traders. They worked with Chinese handlers through Telegram and cryptocurrency transfers.
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RecommendedA 78-year-old man from Pitampura lost Rs 2.2 crore after fraudsters posing as police officers placed him under 'digital' arrest for 10 days. Police have arrested five people for supplying mule bank accounts.
Ludhiana police have arrested another individual for cyber fraud by impersonating restaurant chain representatives, recovering Rs 20 lakh in a major breakthrough.
A 70-year-old woman in Greater Kailash-I was digitally arrested for nine days by scammers posing as police and ED officers, losing nearly Rs 7 crore. Police have frozen Rs 2.9 crore.
A 49-year-old private company employee from Tulasi Nagar, Berhampur, was defrauded of Rs 12.77 lakh in an online share trading scam between January 8 and 13. Cyber criminals promised high returns and siphoned money from multiple bank accounts.
An Agra mother filed a cybercrime complaint against a social media influencer with 4.5 million followers for allegedly posting vulgar content on Instagram that her children viewed.
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The Ministry of Home Affairs has informed the Supreme Court about forming a high-level panel to address digital arrest scams, where fraudsters impersonate officials to intimidate victims.
Chandigarh Police nab six, including a Chennai mastermind inspired by KGF's 'Rocky', for a Rs 38-lakh digital arrest fraud involving impersonation and cryptocurrency transfers.
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Two Chandigarh residents lost nearly Rs 30 lakh in separate online investment frauds. Police have registered FIRs and are investigating to trace the culprits and recover funds.
A Noida resident rescued from forced cybercrime work in Myanmar helped police arrest a recruiter who lured Indians with fake job offers. The case reveals a transnational human trafficking network.
A vigilant mother in Lucknow prevented a cyber fraud attempt after spotting inconsistencies in a fake digital arrest threat sent to her MBA graduate son. Police are investigating.
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RecommendedA 68-year-old retired bank officer in Pune lost Rs 5.63 crore to cybercriminals in an online share trading scam. The fraud occurred over three years through a fake investment app.
A 31-year-old housewife from Punawale lost over Rs 55 lakh to cybercriminals in an elaborate online share trading scam between July and September last year.
Indore crime branch arrests Vishnu Parmar for allegedly opening bank accounts in others' names through fake loan schemes and misusing them for illegal transactions.
A Ghaziabad resident was cheated of over Rs 9.3 lakh by cyber fraudsters posing as SEBI-certified stock brokers who promised high returns on IPO investments.
Two senior citizens in Hyderabad lost over ₹61 lakh to fraudsters posing as CBI and police officials in digital arrest scams. Cases registered under BNS and IT Act.
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