AMBALA: The Parao Ambala Cantonment police have registered a case of dishonest after Raju Kumar of Railway Colony, used to be duped of Rs 1,05,000 in a web-based fraud. Kumar is an assistant loco-pilot posted at Ambala Cantonment station.
As consistent with information, Kumar got here in touch with a person after seeing on-line ads on OLX for the need of a four-wheeler. Kumar showed hobby in purchasing a Mahindra Bolero and contacted the quantity equipped on the portal. On March 9, some unknown individual called him for affirmation of the acquisition of the car and sought his Aadhaar, and PAN main points and asked Kumar to deposit a token quantity of Rs three,100 for showcasing the car in individual.
In his grievance to the Ambala police, Kumar said, “Nearly Rs 1,05,000 has been withdrawn from my bank accounts. Before this, I had spoken to a man after seeing an commercial on OLX for the acquisition of a Bolero car and the deal used to be fastened at Rs 2 lakh. For completing the procedure, the accused demanded main points of my Aadhar, PAN and one photo through WhatsApp that have been shared through me. He also demanded to deposit an quantity of Rs three,100 for generating the gate pass of the automobile. I deposited Rs three,100 to the account of the accused. On March 10, after I went to ATM, I got here to grasp that an quantity of Rs 1,05,000 has been withdrawn from my accounts after which I blocked both the accounts.”
He added, “My accounts had been connected to the Paytm utility and I deposited Rs three,100 to the accused during the Paytm. However, nobody showed as much as display the automobile and an quantity of just about Rs 1,05,000 used to be withdrawn from my two bank accounts.”
SHO, Munish Kumar stated, “We have registered a case against unidentified individual under Section 406 (punishment for legal breach of believe) and 420 (dishonest and dishonestly inducing supply of belongings) of the IPC.
As consistent with information, Kumar got here in touch with a person after seeing on-line ads on OLX for the need of a four-wheeler. Kumar showed hobby in purchasing a Mahindra Bolero and contacted the quantity equipped on the portal. On March 9, some unknown individual called him for affirmation of the acquisition of the car and sought his Aadhaar, and PAN main points and asked Kumar to deposit a token quantity of Rs three,100 for showcasing the car in individual.
In his grievance to the Ambala police, Kumar said, “Nearly Rs 1,05,000 has been withdrawn from my bank accounts. Before this, I had spoken to a man after seeing an commercial on OLX for the acquisition of a Bolero car and the deal used to be fastened at Rs 2 lakh. For completing the procedure, the accused demanded main points of my Aadhar, PAN and one photo through WhatsApp that have been shared through me. He also demanded to deposit an quantity of Rs three,100 for generating the gate pass of the automobile. I deposited Rs three,100 to the account of the accused. On March 10, after I went to ATM, I got here to grasp that an quantity of Rs 1,05,000 has been withdrawn from my accounts after which I blocked both the accounts.”
He added, “My accounts had been connected to the Paytm utility and I deposited Rs three,100 to the accused during the Paytm. However, nobody showed as much as display the automobile and an quantity of just about Rs 1,05,000 used to be withdrawn from my two bank accounts.”
SHO, Munish Kumar stated, “We have registered a case against unidentified individual under Section 406 (punishment for legal breach of believe) and 420 (dishonest and dishonestly inducing supply of belongings) of the IPC.
Ambala: Loco-pilot duped of Rs 1 lakh in online fraud
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March 18, 2019
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