The 77 -year -old Ameerpet man was reasonable from 53 lakhs in a computer fraud that included a false investigation of money laundering and the personification of the policeman. Police Cyber Crime Crime has reserved a case and started a probe.
The victim was forced to believe that the case was registered against him and that his accounts were threatened by the authorities, the officer said.
On June 18, the victim accepted a telephone call from a man who identified himself as Rajveer Kumar, also known as G. Kumar, who claimed to be a representative of the police commissioner (DCP) of Dilli. The fraudster who wears police uniform during video calls, informed the victim that he was investigated for money laundering fees. He told an older man that his bank accounts would be frozen and an order was issued against him.
To build pressure, a fraudster shared counterfeit documents on WhatsApp, including the False Order of the Supreme Court, a letter of verification of the RBI fund, a notice of inspection of law enforcement, and a certificate that claims to be overseen. The fraud claiming that the money would be verified and returned by the Indian Reserve Bank has ordered the victims to transfer its entire savings to a specified bank account for “official verification”.
The victim believed that fraud was legitimate and dreaded arrest, 53 lakh. The fraud came to light only after the money was not returned and the communication stopped. The victim then filed a complaint.
Victims of computer fraud can report incidents by dialing 1930 or visiting computer crime.gov.in. For immediate support, citizens can also contact the police of cyber crimes at 8712665171 to call or WhatsApp. Further updates and advice are available on their official holdings and social media websites.
Published – 5 July 2025 20:53
