Uttar Pradesh

Woman digitally arrested for 3 hours in Noida Scared by telling that there were drugs in the parcel, got a loan of 10 lakh through the app and then got 3 lakh transferred | Woman digitally arrested for 3 hours in Noida: Scared by telling that there were drugs in the parcel, got a loan of 10 lakh through the app and then got 3 lakh transferred – Noida (Gautambudh Nagar) News



By showing the fear that the parcel being sent to Iran contains drugs and other objectionable items, cyber fraudsters digitally arrested a woman for three hours. Also, cheated her of Rs 3 lakh. The woman got so scared that she took a loan of Rs 10 lakh from a mobile app. This loan was used by the fraudsters

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Aadhar card used in sending parcels
Barola resident Mansi told that since Wednesday morning she was getting calls from many unknown numbers. Initially Mansi avoided picking up some calls but when the calls continued, she picked up one call. As soon as she picked up the phone, the caller told that a parcel is going to Iran in the name of Mansi. It contains some objectionable items. The complainant’s Aadhaar card has been used to send the parcel. The caller said that we cannot send this parcel because it has been returned.

Fear of being sent to jail
They enticed Mansi with their talks and fraudulently transferred three lakh rupees to different accounts. After this, the fraudsters started demanding money to avoid going to jail. From the beginning, Mansi kept trying to evade the fraudsters but the fraudsters kept threatening her. Mansi even said that she had no money in her bank account but even then the fraudsters did not listen and the fraudsters scared Mansi and deceived her. During this time, the woman was provided an instant loan of ten lakh rupees through a mobile app.

3 lakhs were transferred and then contact was broken
The fraudsters illegally transferred three lakh rupees from the loan. Due to technical difficulties in transferring the remaining amount, the fraudsters stopped contacting. The fraudster kept the woman on video call for about three hours. During this time, the woman was not allowed to talk to anyone. Sometimes the fraudsters introduced themselves as Maharashtra Police and sometimes as CBI officers. The woman was also threatened to be implicated in a money laundering case. After getting to know about the fraud, the woman complained about the matter to the police of Sector-49 police station.



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