Scammers are looking for new methods to raise money from people. One of these methods is digital arrest. So far, many cases of digital arrest have come to light. In these cases, scammers make false police offices and cheat people, accuse them of false and raise money. Now everyone is going to shake due to the matter.
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A shocking incident of digital arrest has been revealed in the Mansarovar area of Jaipur. At this time, the scammers have formulated a fake court to deceive the elderly. In this case, the scammers falsely accuse the elderly and kept a digital arrest for three days. Besides, mental persecution was also done. After the whole case, the old man gave scammers a whopping Rs 23 lakh. (Photo courtesy – Pinterest)
The incident took place on May 23 at 9:44am. The elderly person received two phones from a stranger number. One of them claimed that he was Sanjay Kumar, an officer at the Kolaba police station in Mumbai. The person claimed that the elderly person’s mobile number was linked to the money laundering case of Rs 2.8 crore. A non -bailable warrant has been issued in the name of the elderly person, the person on the phone said.
A person on a phone named Sanjay Kumar made a talk with another scam of an elderly person. The second person claimed to be CBI officer Rohit Kumar Gupta. The two together convinced the elderly that the allegations made by them were true. The two scammers then made a video call to scare the older person in which a fake court view was shown in which a judge was ordered to freeze all the bank accounts of the elderly person.
The scammers made them digitally arrested for 3 days to boil the money from the elderly, and also tortured them. The old person then transformed the money in different accounts, according to the scammers. A little – Rs 23.56 lakh was transferred. When the older person told scammers that they no longer have the money, the scammers asked them to break the FD of 20 lakhs.
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When the older person went to the bank to break the FD, the manager found something wrong. After hearing the entire story, the bank immediately informed the officials. Later, on May 26, a formal complaint was lodged at the Shiparapath police station and the cyber crime branch launched an investigation.
