Cyber Crime: Mobile numbers of 5 lakh people received from fraudster by making online link of Paytm, PhonePe
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Cyber Crime Alert: Jharkhand’s Giridih Police has got success in the campaign against cyber criminals. This time the police have arrested such a vicious cyber criminal who used to cheat people by sending messages of PAN card being blocked by creating an online link of Paytm on phone.
Police has recovered mobile numbers of five lakh people from the arrested cyber criminal. After raiding a hotel in Sihodih of Mufassil police station area, Shankar Mandal, a resident of Mahdaiya of Bengabad police station area, has been arrested. Police has recovered two mobile phones from the arrested cyber criminal.
Fraud by sending message that PAN card is blocked
Giridih SP Deepak Kumar Sharma got a tip-off that some cyber criminals in a hotel in Sihodih are cheating people on the phone by creating an online link of Paytm and sending them messages of PAN card being blocked. Taking quick action after the information, a team was formed and accused Shankar Mandal was arrested from that hotel.
Mobile numbers of five lakh people found
Police recovered two mobile phones from the arrested cyber criminal Shankar. When Shankar’s mobile phone was examined, it found evidence of illegal transactions done through UPI, YONO, Reliance Digital’s Voucher transaction, Axis Bank’s logging screenshot and other banks. Apart from this, mobile numbers and data of about five lakh people were found in a sheet of mobile. During interrogation, Shankar has given the names of many of his associates, regarding whom the police is conducting raids.
30 thousand blown from google pay
Police is continuously conducting raids to arrest cyber criminals. In the recent 10 days, more than 12 cybercriminals have been arrested and sent to jail. All these cyber criminals cheat the poor people’s money kept in the bank. At the same time, cyber criminals cheated a woman of Rs 29,804 in Gumla.
The victim told that a call was received on the mobile number last days. The caller introduced himself as an employee of Gumla Sadar Hospital. Said that the money for your child’s treatment is not going into the account, so you give the number of Google Pay. On this, the cyber criminal was given the number of Google Pay. After this the cyber criminal sent one rupee to the victim.
Shortly after receiving the money, the first Rs 9,805 was transferred from his account. Then, after some time Rs 19,999 was deducted. Since then cybercriminals have switched off their mobiles. After realizing that he has been cheated, the victim has filed an application in the police station demanding action and demanding the return of the cheated money.
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