New Delhi: The new Strategic Fusion & Strategic Ops (IFSO) Unit (IFSO) of the Special Cell of Police Delhi has solved someone who deceived individuals with the guise of the government’s movement department.
According to DCP KPS Malhotra, 12 people, including two women, have been arrested.
“About 3,000 individuals were cheated by the group.
The analysis of the bank details showed that they cheated by people from at least Rs 1.7 Crore in the past year.
Seven laptops, 25 cellphones, one third car and RS 52,500 cash restored,” said Malhotra.
Basically, disguised as a government official running an online complaint complaint system, group members created several websites encouraged on the Google search list through search engine optimization.
Police said that criminals collect the cost of processing victims and other money for quick investigations but then stopped responding to them.
Their targets are individuals cheated and try to overcome their complaints.
People like that, in trying to file formal complaints, finally using web pages that are indicated to them for this purpose.
The police have received complaints at IFSO from someone who reported that when he tried to file a complaint about the cheating incident, he found the site www.jansurkashakendara.in which was claimed to be a crime reporting portal.
He called the cellphone number provided on the website and was told that the site was authorized to work with the government and it would file a trigger for fraud.
The complainant said he charged Rs 2,850 by the site to file his complaint.
But once the payment was completed, he found the telephone number blocked.
A team consisting of ACP Raman Lamba and Inspector Manoj and Vijender began pursuing this case.
DCP Malhotra said, “During the analysis of the technical data of the website and the payment gateway, it became clear that some innocent people were deceived by the gang.
Immediately, seven other similar complaints were found registered with the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.
One fir is also found registered with Karnataka.
Details of bank accounts from payment gateways are collected and analyzed.
“Based on technical and human intelligence, a dozen people were detained, most of them were in their mid-twenties.
They claimed to make several websites with a name that resembled a government site.
This includes Jan Shikayat Kendra, Grahak Surakha Kendra, Nyaya Bharat and several others, in accordance with the investigation.
When the victims asked for a telephone number given to this website, the defendant posed as a government official.
They collected money from the victims starting from Rs 500 to Rs 30,000 for lodging and asked for their complaints.
“Delhi’s police appeals to the public to be vigilant when making a search transaction,” said Malhotra.
“Every time someone is a victim of Cybercrime, he only has to report the same thing on the government’s portal to report cyber crimes, namely www.cybercrime.gov.in, and contact the Helpline number 155260.
There is no government office for processing costs placing government machines become an action.
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12 criminals are held for cheating 3K RS 1.7CR in Delhi
