Chandigarh Man Duped of £ 36.76 lakh in cyber fraud

April 3, 2025 06:30 AM According to police, the complainant, Balraj Singh, received a call from an unidentified individual who claimed that a consignment was seized under his name in Thailand, who allegedly contained a resident of a 36-C-victim resident, who lost £ 36.76 Lakh. According to police, the complainant, Balraj Singh, received a call from an unidentified individual who claims that in Thailand a consignment was seized under his name, which allegedly contains drugs. The scam, who personified an official, forced Singh to transfer £ 36,76,135 under the pretext of removing his name from the case. The scam, who personified an official, forced Singh to transfer £ 36,76,135 under the pretext of removing his name from the case. (HT photo) As the threat to be real, the complainant conveyed the amount in various transactions before realizing he was suspended. After discovering the fraud, he approached Cyber ​​Crime Police Station, after which a fir was submitted in terms of sections 319 (2) (penalty of fraud by personality), 318 (4) (fraud and dishonest induction of property), 338 (contempt of valuable security), 336 (3) (indignation for the purpose of culminates, 34 (2) document), 34). and 61 (2) (punishment of criminal conspiracy) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).