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A 72-year-old man lost ₹1.47 crore in a “Digital Arrest” scam. Cyber criminals are impersonating police, CBI, ED, and other officials through video calls and fake investigations to mentally pressure victims into transferring money. In this case: • The victim was falsely accused of illegal activities • Scammers claimed his digital credentials were “compromised” • He was kept under constant monitoring and psychological pressure for 28 days • Money was transferred in the name of “fund verification” and “case closure” Remember: • No law enforcement agency conducts arrests over phone or video calls • Police, CBI, ED or any authority will never ask you to transfer money for verification • Do not panic or isolate yourself during such calls • Disconnect immediately and verify through official channels • Report suspicious calls without delay Stay alert. Fear and urgency are powerful tools used by cyber criminals. Know about this scam: https://www.instagram.com/p/DY_jvlxnWz-/ #senior #👳‍♂️सीनियर सिटीजन 👵 #online #cybercrime #news
online - [@ Inclian YBu2 गृह मंत्रालय  Cyber Coorcinotion MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS Centro 410 0 "ಭ;7 ಠrr' (e 72 Year Old Man Loses] 21.47 Crore tol Digital Arrest! Gujarat Ka Ek Aisa Scam Jisne Poore Desh Ko Chauka Diya. Kaise hua yeh fraud? SWIPE [@ Inclian YBu2 गृह मंत्रालय  Cyber Coorcinotion MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS Centro 410 0 "ಭ;7 ಠrr' (e 72 Year Old Man Loses] 21.47 Crore tol Digital Arrest! Gujarat Ka Ek Aisa Scam Jisne Poore Desh Ko Chauka Diya. Kaise hua yeh fraud? SWIPE - ShareChat