Bhagalpur: Everyday cases of money being stolen from bank accounts and credit cards are coming to the fore in different ways of cyber fraud in the district, state as well as in the country. In this sequence, the fourth and fifth cases have been reported after the inauguration in Bhagalpur Cyber Police Station. In one case, a person from Fatehpur, Sabour, lost Rs 84,000 for dating a British girl on a matrimonial site, while in one case, a credit card company installed an app on social media by luring an app to the tune of Rs 1.76 lakh. A case of cheating has been reported. In both the cases, a case has been registered by the victims of cyber fraud by giving an application in the cyber police station. Let us tell you that the pace of research and action is very slow even in the three cases of cyber fraud registered earlier in the cyber police station.
Firangi girl cheated money on the pretext of marriage
Sunil Kumar, a resident of Fatehpur of Sabour police station area, has sent a letter to the cyber police station through post, registering a case of cyber cheating with him by a British girl. Sunil Kumar has written in the application that in the year 2020, through a matrimonial site, talks started with a girl named Pisius Smith from England. During this, their closeness increased and the chatting girl pretended to get married. After which the said girl sent tickets etc. related to the flight to Mumbai. After which he talked about coming to Mumbai on 16 February 2023. The said girl made a call from the mobile of a lady officer of the airport and demanded money for registration of pound. On which he sent the money. After this, many payments were made by calling the said lady officer also.
Lady blocked victim’s number after 84 thousand cramps
When in doubt, he stopped making the payment. After which the said girl, including the lady officer, were blocked in their mobile numbers. Regarding the incident, he demanded to stop the transaction by giving an application to the concerned bank. The bank management expressed its inability regarding this. After which he sent an application in this regard by post and requested to take action against the total fraud of Rs 84 thousand with him. Let us inform that last month, thugs extorted lakhs of rupees from a businessman living near Khalifa Bagh Chowk of Jogsar police station area, posing as a British woman.
1.76 lakhs flew away after downloading the app
Sumit Dokanian, a resident of Khalifa Bagh Chowk of Kotwali police station area, has registered a case of fraud of Rs 1.76 lakh against him by giving an application to the cyber police station. In the application, Sumit Dokanian has written that on June 8, he saw a credit card ad on Facebook. A form will open as soon as you click on the option of Apply Now given in the advertisement. which he filled. After filling the said form, they were sent a message asking them to download the Anydest app. Three days after downloading the said app, two transactions of Rs 99 thousand and Rs 77 thousand were done from his account. He has also given an application in this regard to his respective bank.