Liss has appealed not to talk to unknown people on social media. Do not give your documents or personal information to anyone. If you become a victim of fraud, immediately complain to the cyber cell.
A girl became a victim of cyber fraud in the Naigarhi police station area of ​​Mauganj. The fraudsters claimed to be orphans on Instagram, made the girl their sister, and extorted Rs 46,000 on the pretext of helping her. The fraudsters recovered this amount by threatening to get her caught by the police and jailed. Nisha Vishwakarma, a young girl from Sonvarsha village, met an unknown young man on Instagram. The young man claimed to be an orphan and made a relationship of sister. Gradually, he took the girl’s number and started talking to her on WhatsApp calls.
The young man pretended to help and said that he wanted to send a parcel. For this, he asked for the Aadhar card of the girl’s parents. Later, the fraudsters said that the parcel was stuck and police action would be taken. By threatening to send them to jail, they got the girl to scan Rs. 15,000 online.
After this, the fraudsters called again and threatened to arrest the girl and took another 15 thousand rupees. social media. The fraudsters threatened to arrest the whole family by posing as police. Out of fear, the girl transferred 13 thousand rupees to their account. Then she also gave 3 thousand rupees to the fraudsters.
