Anil Upadhyay-Sitapur. In the greed of becoming a millionaire, a woman got entangled in the trap of fraudsters so much that she lost lakhs of rupees. When he realized that he had been duped by the fraudsters, he ended his life by jumping off the bridge. The police have started investigating the accused fraudsters while keeping track of the matter.
According to the information received, the resident of Lichirma village late. Manikchand’s 45-year-old wife, Sevbati Pankra, committed suicide by jumping from the bridge built in Mand river. When the police investigated the matter, it was found that the woman had become a victim of fraud. Unknown fraudsters have cheated the woman of lakhs of rupees by calling through WhatsApp on the pretext of trapping a reward of 25 lakhs. At the behest of the fraudsters, in the greed of becoming a millionaire, the woman had transferred the money in several installments to her account by taking a loan from her close ones. Because of which the woman had incurred a lot of debt and she started living under a lot of mental stress.
And the amount did not come even after depositing the money
Before the suicide, the fraudsters had called the woman on WhatsApp and told her to deposit Rs 15,000 in her account, Rs 25 lakh would be transferred to her account. Under their guise, the woman deposited Rs 15,000 in the account of the fraudsters. When 25 lakhs did not come in his account even after depositing the money, he realized that he had been cheated by fraudsters. Losing all her accumulated capital in the pursuit of becoming a millionaire, the woman, who had become a debtor to the people, was very upset due to non-availability of money in her account. Due to this problem, the woman ended her life by jumping down from the bridge built on Mand river. During this, people explained a lot to the woman and also tried to stop her from doing so. But he didn’t listen to anyone and in the process of becoming a millionaire, after losing everything in the guise of fraudsters, he also lost himself.
what did the police say
In this regard, station in-charge Shishir Kant Singh told that fraudsters called the woman’s WhatsApp and took her in their trap by luring her with the reward. After which, at his behest, in the greed of becoming a millionaire, the woman was transferring money to his account for two weeks. Even before committing suicide, he had deposited Rs 15,000 at the behest of fraudsters thinking that a hefty amount of reward would come into his account. But even after depositing the money, when the money did not come in his account, he got upset and took this step and jumped off the bridge and ended his life in the Mand river.
