Gurgaon: A private company employee has accused him of cheating on 24.5 lakh rs by fraudsters who promised to restore the amount of RS 22.8 lakh insurance that they claimed had been stuck because of the document.
Gujjar pankit, residents of Suncity, are made to pay several installments in the excuse or others for 10 days.
It was only after the number he paid the fraudsters exceeded the insurance claim that he realized that he had been cheated and approached the police.
He also ran out of savings.
The complaint submitted by Gujjar said he received a call on June 27, when he identified himself as Varun Saxena, an employee of the “Customer Relations and Asha Infotech Solutions” care department, who worked close to the authority of the regulatory and development of insurance.
India (Irdai).
“He said insurance claims worth Rs 22.8 lakh was waiting and sharing with me all the details.
When I asked him how he detailed, he said he worked with Irdai and distributed data with them.
I trust him,” Gujar said.
The caller, Gujar was alleged, asked him to pay Rs 1.5 lakh to delete the “insurance code”, which he paid in two installments.
Gujjar got another call and this time, he was asked to pay Rs 3 Lakh to delete two more codes.
He deposited RS 3 Lakh on the account owned by One Manish Sharma, which was identified as Asha’s solution director.
Private company workers got a third call, when he was asked to pay Rs 4.4 lakh to create an insurance fever account because the amount to be claimed was too high.
Gujjar paid Rs 4.4 lakh in a Sharma account at 1.
Allegations of calling him again and said there was a mistake because money must be saved into an Asha Infotech account and not Manish Sharma.
Gujjar was persuaded to pay Rs 5.2 lakh, “including GST”, in a new account.
A few days later, Gujjar paid 10.3 lakh rs for digital signatures and other related documents.
All this temporarily, he was made to believe that the number would be returned to him.
Gujjar got another call to ask him to pay Rs 10.3 lakh, but he had no money left with him.
When the defendant continued to insist that he had to make a payment, he realized that he had been cheated and approached the police.
On Wednesday, a case was registered at the Sector 53 police station below it was 419 (cheating on imitation) and 420 (cheating) IPC.
“We have registered a case and tried to track the defendant,” said Assistant Sub-Inspector Giriraj ..