Hyderabad cybercrime police acted quickly to help a victim of cyber fraud recover Rs 1.05 crore in lost money.
The 52-year-old victim was tricked by scammers posing as stock brokers employed by the company “Lazardoovip.Top” under the guise of internet trading. The individual was tricked into moving Rs. 1.22 crore to multiple bank accounts after being promised enormous gains. Later on, he discovered that he had been effectively tricked by scammers.
Following a complaint, police filed a case and quickly notified bank officials, who then frozen the fictitious bank accounts. Following the judicial proceedings, the victim’s bank account was credited with the Rs. 1.05 crore that had been frozen.
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