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Rise in cyber fraud: calls alleging child’s involvement in criminal case alarm Bihar residents

Gulshan Kumar
Last updated: 2024/03/22 at 2:40 PM
By Gulshan Kumar 2 years ago
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Cyber Fraud cases are on the rise in Bihar, with perpetrators resorting to new tactics to exploit unsuspecting individuals. If you receive a call from an unknown number claiming that your child is involved in a criminal case and requires money to be rescued, refrain from making any hasty decisions. These calls could be from cybercriminals who have access to your bank account details and aim to extort money by preying on your fears. Several such incidents have come to light in Bihar recently.

In one instance in Jhajha, a couple fell victim to a cyber fraud scheme. They received a call from someone claiming to be from the DGP’s office, alleging that their daughter was involved in a criminal act with a minister’s son. The caller threatened that their daughter was in danger and demanded ₹35,000 to ensure her safety. Fearful for their daughter’s life, the couple succumbed to the scam and transferred ₹25,000 online. Upon informing their elder daughter about the incident, they realized they had been deceived and promptly filed a complaint at the cyber police station in Jamui.

Similarly, in another case in Patna, a woman was duped of ₹50,000 by a cybercriminal who falsely accused her son of a rape case. The caller, posing as a police officer, intimidated the woman and coerced her into transferring money to secure her son’s release. Feeling threatened, the woman complied and transferred the money three times. However, upon realizing the deceit, she reported the incident to the police.

In yet another incident in Muzaffarpur, a resident was swindled of ₹50,000 under the pretext of saving his son from a fabricated criminal case. The caller threatened to arrest the son unless the money was transferred immediately. Fearing for his son’s safety, the resident transferred the money twice. However, upon confirming with his son, he discovered that no such incident had occurred and promptly filed a case with the cyber police.

These cases serve as a stark reminder to remain vigilant and cautious of such fraudulent schemes. It is essential to verify the authenticity of callers and refrain from succumbing to pressure tactics. Report any suspicious activities to the authorities promptly to prevent falling victim to cyber fraud.

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