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New Delhi: A fraudster who was cheating on the pretext of getting a job in an airlines company has been arrested by the cyber police of the central district. Three mobile phones, four SIM cards, three debit cards and Rs 60,000 in cash were recovered from the accused. His name has been told as Rohit 26 resident of Hisar, Haryana. According to the police, in the month of December last year, a person named Praveen Kumar gave an online complaint to the NCRP, in which the victim told that his wife had seen a job advertisement in airlines on Instagram. As soon as he opened the given link and submitted the format, he got a call after that. The caller introduced himself as Rahul. He introduced himself as an airlines executive. Saying that the form will be accepted, first asked to pay the registration fee of Rs.750. After that, 8.69 lakh rupees were recovered on the pretext of gate pass fee, insurance, security money.
After continuous demand of money, the victim felt cheated, after which she lodged a complaint through her husband. During investigation, police started investigation through bank account details and CDR of mobile. Kotak Mahindra Bank account was found in the name of Saloni. Thick transactions were detected in this account. The home address given in the bank records was found to be fake. This account was opened online. Most of the money from this account was withdrawn from Hisar. The location of the mobile of the accused was also found there. After this, the police arrested the accused with the help of technical surveillance.
Was cheating for one and a half years
The accused told during interrogation that he has been cheating for about one and a half years. Had learned the qualities of cheating from friend Sagar. He started this business after leaving his job during the Corona period. According to Sagar, a friend working in a call center in Hisar, he started posting job related advertisements on Instagram by creating a fake ID. During the investigation, the police came to know about its four bank accounts, in which about 30 lakh rupees
