A retired bank officer, who hails from Delhi, the capital of the country, lost his life -long capital by getting caught in the trap of a fake digital arrest. Cyber thugs blew a total of Rs 23 crore from three bank accounts of retired officer Naresh Malhotra. On this, now the victim Naresh Malhotra expressed the hope that his experience will prove to be a warning for others.
In fact, 78 -year -old retired officer Naresh Malhotra was caught by cyber thugs for more than a month in the trap of fake digital arrests. During this time, he was allowed to go to the bank and hand over the money to the thugs when he leaves the house. Cyber thugs used to contact Malhotra by calling themselves an officer of investigating agencies, who in just one month cleaned the capital of Naresh Malhotra’s life from his account.
Malhotra told the tears in his eyes
Naresh Malhotra shared complete information about the incident with news agency PTI. Malhotra took tears in his eyes, ‘I had added my life’s saving to protect my old age, but because I trusted the wrong people, everything was over in a month. This story of mine should be a warning for others, this is what I want.
Delhi Police IFSO Unit investigating the case
The case of cyber fraud is investigating the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of Delhi Police, which has been specially prepared to deal with cases related to cyber fraud. Police said that out of a total of Rs 23 crore, Rs 2.67 crore has been freezed in different bank accounts.
An official associated with the investigation said in the case, ‘Money trail revealed that the money has been withdrawn from different states by rotating in many bank accounts, so that it could not get caught easily. In this case, more than 4,000 layered accounts have been used to rotate the money. He said, “We will soon resolve the matter and arrest the accused behind this conspiracy.”
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