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The alleged fraudster Riddh Bedi (26), a resident of Brookefield in Bengaluru, posed as a woman on social media platforms and used to befriend men and later threaten and extort money from them.
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The Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) Hyderabad team arrested Priyanka Shivkumar Siddu (30), on charges of sending jobs aspirants to Cambodia and engaging them in cybercriminal activities
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Hyderabad CP, K Sreenivas Reddy said the 36 persons were involved in around 1,000 cyber frauds cases, which were registered across the country including 150 cases in Telangana
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The arrested individual Pappu Patel, a resident of Mumbai is involved in a cyber-fraud case registered in 2010 at Cyber crime station Crime Investigation Department.
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Mumbai police arrest a Karimnagar resident in connection with a cyber fraud
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All he did was click on a link sent to his mobile and presto, Rs.1.25 lakh vanished from his credit account.
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He amassed at least $99 million in profits by reselling access to criminals who used it for identity theft, child exploitation, and financial fraud
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The police said the victim reporting the crime on 1930 within the golden hour and swift response of 1930 helpline staff in alerting the bank helped save the entire amount.
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The police across the country, including Telangana, has been receiving complaints from victims of such frauds.
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He has spread awareness by explaining the modus operandi of different kinds of cyber crimes reported in the district and other parts of the state.
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On April 27, Harsh, a resident from Nacharam was alerted by messages to his mobile phones about three fraudulent transactions by unidentified persons to the tune of nearly Rs 1 crore.
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In the first incident, a 27-year-old resident doctor of a hospital in Parel lost Rs 7.33 lakh between February 29 and March 1, the official said.
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Victims of cyber fraud should inform the police on helpline number 1930 instead of going to the police station and filing an FIR in the traditional manner, said Nizamabad CP
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The police have also found he was sent to jail in a similar case by Hayatnagar police earlier
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According to an official release, around 140,000 mobile handsets either associated with disconnected connections or involved in cyber-crime/financial fraud have been blocked.
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AV Ranganath, Joint Commissioner (Crimes) said the victim had fallen prey to a gang who sent her messages luring her to invest in a company ‘Unity Stock’ and assured 100 per cent high returns on the investment component
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The public is urged to report incidents to 1930 or www.cybercrime.gov.in and exercise caution in online transactions.
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A case is registered at Hyderabad cyber crime police station against unknown persons for hacking the 'X' account of Telangana Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan.
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Victims in this kind of scam are tricked into believing that they are in danger, while their families or friends are also threatened with violence against the victim.
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These initiatives include the Royal Sparks and Colts Program, which was a comprehensive talent scouting program designed to identify and nurture young cricketers across Rajasthan and provide aspiring players with access to expert coaching and top-notch year-round support.