NEIDA NEWS: In the name of investment in the stock market, the thugs cheated on the retired officer of 2.28 crores – NCR NEIDA NEWS MAN DUPED OF RS 2 CRORE 28 Lakh in Investment Market for Stock Markets

Updated: Fri, 26 Sep 2025 06:19 am (IST) in Noida, Cyber ​​Thugs looted a retired officer in the name of investment in the stock market. The thugs approached the WhatsApp group and transferred the money several times by attracting profits. After not receiving the amount, the victim filed a complaint with the police, after which police began investigating. Jagran correspondent, Noida. Cyber ​​thugs cheated on Rs 2.28 in the name of a major profit in the stock market to the retired officer of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy. The thugs transferred the amount within 13 times between July 15 and August 11. The victim realized the fraud when the money was not withdrawn. The victim filed a case with the Cybercrime police station. Remove ad, just read the news, Pradeep Kumar, a resident of the Noida sector 33, is a retired officer of the Ministry of Renewable Energy. He is also interested in the stock market. On July 10, a link to the stock market came on its WhatsApp. In doing so, he joined a WhatsApp group. These remaining thugs contacted Pradeep as an expert of the stock market. The thugs claim to have a profit of 15 to 20 percent on his guidelines and consult shares. People associated in the group shared the profits of the profits every day, and Pradeep began to believe that the thugs started investing small and investing on the app. To ensure the insurance, the amount including profit was transferred to the bank account. This has led to confidence in Pradeep’s app and investment in the right place. Then it left as the thugs said. By the way, Pradeep has transferred money. If he was trying to withdraw money, he would say the thugs to buy shares and new plans in the name of the IPO or say that the score was reduced. In this way, the thugs transferred Rs 2.28 crore in 13 times. Portfolios have started to show more than nine crores on the app. When the victim wanted to withdraw the total amount on August 11, the fraud asked to deposit more money than tax. When the victim said there was no money, the thugs broke the contact. The victim first complained to the NCRP portal and then police. ADCP Cyber ​​Shaivya Goyal said a case is registered based on the victim’s complaint. Information about fraud -related bank accounts is done.

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