After deceiving a 58-year-old man with a fraudulent share trading plan, cybercriminals were apprehended by the Gittikhadan police, and 28.10 lakhs were successfully recovered.
The Gittikhadan police acted quickly to ensure the money was recovered by freezing the offenders’ bank accounts. In order to raise the funds for the false investment, the victim even sold a plot.
Gittikhadan police said that the victim was tricked by a WhatsApp message that promised big profits from stock trading. The victim made good investments and got good profits. Encouraged, he gave the cybercriminals Rs 28.10 lakh after selling a plot in June.
The trading software kept displaying profits, but the victim was unable to take out the money. The thieves offered explanations, and eventually they blocked the program, proving that the victim had been duped.
When the victim saw he had been duped, he went to the police station in Gittikhadan. In response to his accusation, the police moved quickly to freeze the bank accounts where the money had been transferred. The victim received the entire amount back in accordance with court orders.
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