Lucknow News: In Uttar Pradesh, cyber thugs carry out the crime of cheating in a very vicious manner with the common people through different mediums. The police team is trying to arrest the vicious thugs in the capital Lucknow, but in the midst of all this, forgery, cheating and fraud cases are not taking the name of stopping. The latest case has come out from Banthara police station area of Lucknow, where a young man was cheated by a young man to get himself an agent and was cheated in the name of getting a job in the railway. The victim complained to the cyber portal in this case and lodged an FIR at Banthara police station.
Said to get a job in railway and get a job
Pawan Kumar Upadhyay, originally from Basti district, said that he is currently living on rent in Sarai Shehzadi in Banthara, Lucknow. He said that on June 25, he received a call from an unknown person from the unknown numb, who described himself as an agent associated with the railway and claimed to get a government job. The victim said that the caller first demanded Rs 1,150 in the name of making the ID, which Pawan transferred online.
99,927 rupees for 10 days in the name of uniform, GST etc.
According to the victim, after the ID, a call came from another number again and this time the need for a uniform was given, for which a demand of Rs 7,200 was demanded. When Pawan sent that too, the thugs started making excuses one after the other. During this period, a total of Rs 99,927, or about Rs 1 lakh, was transferred online in 10 times in 10 times due to all false reasons, GST fees, receipt charge, uniform delivery fees, file verification and travel pass.
Open pole when demand increased, victim lodged FIR
The victim Pawan told that he made all the payment on the given mobile number. When the transaction details were seen, the name of Reena Bibi was written in the account in which the money was sent. Pawan suspected the demand for increasing money and immediately complained on the cyber portal and filed a report of the case. After this, he went to the police station Banthara and gave a written tahrir. Realizing the seriousness of the case, the police station Banthara has registered a case against the accused under Section 66D of the IT Act. The police is now examining the entire network with the help of bank accounts, call details and mobile tracing.
