Former vice -chancellor in Nainital has become a victim of digital arrest, fraudsters became RBI officer 1.47 crore cheating -former vice -chancellor Duped Rs 1 Crore 47 lakh lost in digital arrest scam

A former vice -chancellor in Nainital became the victim of cyber fraud. The thugs cheated on Rs 1.47 crore in the name of digital arrest. The woman was called as an RBI officer and said that the money was received from Hawala. For fear, the woman transferred money. The fraud was unveiled when the bank staff was suspicious. Police are investigating the case of Jagran, Nainital. Cyber ​​thugs cheated an amount of 1.47 crore through digital arrest of the elderly woman, resident of Mallital in the city. Cyber ​​thugs prepared such a setup in a room within ten days that the woman lost her lifelong capital. Remove ad, just read the news, because he was the elderly, he called the bank staff home and placed this amount out of his three accounts in five accounts of thugs. The woman realized that the fraud to a banker was suspicious and told the woman’s family members. The woman was previously the vice -chancellor at the University of Ruhelkhand. Police were involved in the investigation into the case. This is the highest amount in Nainital, which was flown by cyber thugs. According to the police information, Prof. Mallital resident, prof. Bina Sah, in the past a vice -chancellor at the University of Ruhelkhand. Dr Sah lives alone in Mallital Garden House area here. On August 14, the woman received a call from an unknown number. The caller called himself a big officer of RBI and said that the woman’s bank account was illegally asked to get seven to eight crore calls. Meanwhile, he took Maharashtra police officer on the video and informed the woman of digital arrest. When he heard this, the woman’s senses flew away. The banking officer asked the woman to refine her accounts. Also told that he would have to put all the money in the bank accounts. If the investigation does not confirm the complaint of the amount of Hawala, it will be returned to the investigation. Until the investigation is done, it will be held digital arrest. The thugs refused to tell any person and the regional police. For fear of arrest, the woman continued to convey the accounts given from her accounts. Even after losing the amount of 1.47 crore, when the claim continued and the bank staff transferred, they told the woman’s family members. Even a former banker among family members told the bank level that the woman realized the fraud. The woman with family members reached Kotwali with an immediate complaint. Kotwali Deepak Kotwali said that tax banking was held on 1930 complaints of the case. The woman was sent to Cyber ​​Police Station because of the case of more than one crore. In the case, Kotwal Arun Kumar, a cyber police station, said that the woman’s complaint is being taken to register a case in relevant divisions. The 73 -year -old woman lives alone in Nainital, a 73 -year -old woman in the accounts by calling the bank staff home. Digital arrest cyber criminals performed a major fraud for the lonely woman at home. Ten days ago, after the digital arrest on the phone, the woman did not go to the bank to invest money. As the elderly, he called the relevant bank staff at home. When the bank staff doubted the account to put so much amount in Mumbai account, the woman informed to send money to buy the house. After which the staff did not ask much. In ten days, women from their three accounts held the money to the staff called home in five accounts of thugs. The thugs held on to the claim from money to the policemen and then reached the Cyber ​​Police Station by making excuses for rain in the city. The woman was claimed by the thugs of Rs 20 Lakh on Monday. After realizing the fraud and being told by family members, he made an excuse not to go to the bank because of rain in the city. According to police, the woman called the thugs until late evening and demanded money. Trained people are also becoming victims, it is not the first case that people have lost their lives by getting caught up in the clutches of cyber thugs. Earlier, a Kuvivi professor was cheated by digital arrest and cheated on more than 45 lakhs. However, cyber police managed to repay the fraudulent 12 lakh calls. But even after increasing incidents and police awareness campaigns, people fall on cyber thugs. Cyber ​​Station in -Charge Kotwal Arun Kumar said other major cyber crimes, including digital arrest, are being carried out outside the country. In which thugs use India’s phone number and bank accounts. Being aware is the only way to prevent.