The complainant told the police that she had published an online marketing website to sell a two -seater sofa for 12,000 GBP | Photo Credit: Illustrations Satheesh Verylinezhi
On Saturday, the East Division registered a company against Conman, who performed as a customer, offered to buy a sofa that was for sale online from a 32 -year -old software engineer, which was made with 9.6 lakh.
On the basis of a complaint of resident Hal 2, the police accused the accused according to IT law and also according to Section 318 (4) (cheating, dishonestly by another person to deliver or create/destroy/destroy valuable safety or anything that can be transferred) for further investigation.
The complainant told the police that she had published an online marketing website to sell a two -seater sofa for July 7 July. A few hours later, a person who identified himself as Mukesh contacted her that she was interested in buying a sofa.
After the agreement on the price and negotiation of the agreement and negotiating the agreement was sealed.
Later he called her and said he would make an amount of preliminary token and the victim shares her mobile number, which was associated with her bank account. He then reportedly convinced her to convert several times of 12,000 GBP and to say that it would be credited to her account, and the final amount ranked exceeded 9 Lakh. When she checked with the bank, she found that the money was transferred to four different accounts outside the state.
The police suspected that the money was sent to the accounts of the mule that were withdrawn and diverted to other accounts to withdraw. The police recommended people not to carry out any banking transactions with unknown people and call the 1930 cyber crime.
The police are now trying to trace the accused through money on the money trail and call details of the record.
Published – 13 July 2025 21:36
