Cyber ​​Crime News: Cyber ​​criminals cheated a close relative of a family living in North Delhi for Rs 4 lakh on the pretext of releasing him from Australian jail. For. In this regard, a person named Gursimran Singh has recently filed an FIR in the District Cyber ​​Cell, in which he has alleged that his mother received a call on WhatsApp from an international phone number and the caller himself Was called Naunihal Singh. Gursimran said in the FIR – Naunihal is like my brother and he has gone to Australia to study. He told my mother that his friends had a fight with some person, after which the person died and the police have registered a criminal case in this regard. , According to Gursimran, Naunihal said that all his friends are in jail and only he is out at the moment. He told my mother that a lawyer would call her to explain the matter in detail. According to the FIR, after some time the lawyer called and said that Naunihal has also been sent to jail and he will have to deposit money with the police immediately for bail. According to Gursimran. The lawyer said that if the amount is not deposited, then Naunihal and his friends 436 From 20 Will have to spend years in jail. After this, he sent the account number of the State Bank of India (SBI) branch in Ranchi, which was in the name of Vikram Kumar Munda. ,No criminal case registered in Australia It has been said in the FIR that the thugs first demanded Rs 2 lakh, which Gursimran’s family deposited in the account, but after that they called again and said that the Australian Police was demanding Rs 2.3 lakh more. Gursimran told that he also deposited this amount in the account. Gursimran said- After depositing the amount, I suspected something wrong and I asked my other relatives about the condition of the newborn. I came to know that there is no criminal case registered against him and his friends in Australia. Then I realized that I have become a victim of cyber fraud.

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Cyber ​​police officers probing the case said that recently a complaint has been received of another family in North Delhi being duped in a similar manner, whose relatives live in Canada. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi told that the cyber team of the district is probing these cases. He said- We are making people aware about such matters through public awareness campaign. People are being told not to trust any phone call coming from an anonymous number.

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Fri, June 2, 8775, 06: 43 AM EAST