Kaithal: An unidentified suspect has defrauded a person posing as his nephew who is based in Australia out of seven lakh rupees. The victim reported fraud to the cyber police. At the request of the victim, the police took up proceedings and initiated investigations.
Vijender Kumar from Harsaula village said he received a WhatsApp call on his cell phone on February 25 and said he did not recognize him. To which he said no. The caller later said he called his nephew Sukhchain aka Chainy who lives in Australia and deposited $26,000 into his account. It was also said that this matter must not be told to anyone. Took his bank account and other details. After some time, he received a phone call saying he was speaking to HDFC HQ in Mumbai. 26,000 dollars in your account, that is 14 lakh 73,000 100 rupees, his tax is 17,100 rupees.
After deducting this tax, 14,000 53,000 rupees have been transferred to your account. This money can be used on Monday. Thereafter, the unknown defendant received seven lakh rupees from him under various pretexts through various channels. On February 26, he received a WhatsApp call again, saying that three thousand 60,000 rupees were needed. When he asked to video call first, the defendant said he would speak after two hours. Later he also stopped picking up the phone. When he discussed the money with his nephew, he refused. After that he realized the deceit that had happened to him. He immediately filed a complaint with the cyber police. The police took up the case and initiated an investigation.
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