Posing as a Mumbai crime branch officer, he duped a youth of Rs 10 lakh by threatening him with money laundering

A case of cyber fraud of Rs 10 lakh has come to light in Gurugram, Haryana. The accused have cheated a young man by posing as an officer of Mumbai Crime Branch. The cyber fraudsters scared the young man that his phone number and Aadhar card will be used in money laundering and took him in a trap. Now the victim has complained to the cyber police and demanded action.

Cyber ​​Crime Cyber ​​​​thugs swindled Rs 10 lakh from a young man from Gurugram by posing as Mumbai Crime Branch officers. Cyber ​​​​thugs threatened the victim that his phone number and Aadhar card would be used in money laundering. After this, they cheated him by bluffing him.

Ajay Singh Rathore, a resident of South City Phase 2, in a complaint lodged at Cyber ​​​​Police Station East, said that he had received a call from Fedex Courier Company a few days ago. It was said that a parcel has been booked in his name, which contains illegal goods.

He was duped by posing as a Crime Branch officer

After this, he transferred his call to Mumbai Crime Branch. Here, cyber thugs posed as Mumbai Crime Branch officers and questioned him through a video call on Skype.

If you want to avoid arrest, transfer 10 lakhs

During this, he was told that if he wants to avoid arrest, he will have to get his bank account verified. For this, he will have to transfer 10 lakh rupees. After verification, this amount will be sent back to him.