CYBER POLICE RECOVERS Rs. 71,000

CYBER POLICE RECOVERS Rs. 71,000

15-OCT-ENG 9

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BHABHUA------------------------Achieving success against cyber fraudsters, the Kaimur Cyber ​​Police Station, acting swiftly, has recovered ₹71,000 fraudulently withdrawn from a victim's account. According to reports, Chitranjan Singh Kumar (father late Girja Singh), a resident of Dhareyan village in the Kudra police station area, had filed a written complaint with the Kaimur Cyber ​​Police Station. In his complaint, he stated that cyber fraudsters had fraudulently withdrawn ₹71,000 from his bank account. Upon receiving the complaint, the Kaimur Cyber ​​Police Station team swung into action. Understanding the seriousness of the matter, the technical team traced the fraudulent transaction and contacted the relevant bank officials. Due to the police's promptness and diligence, the total amount of ₹71,000 withdrawn by the cyber fraudsters was successfully returned to the applicant's account. Commenting on this achievement, officials from Cyber ​​Police Station Kaimur stated that they are continuously campaigning against cybercriminals and urged the public to immediately report any suspicious activity or online fraud to the police. They also advised people not to share their personal and financial information with unknown individuals and to exercise extreme caution when making online transactions. Chitranjan Singh Kumar expressed his gratitude to Cyber ​​Police Station Kaimur for their prompt action and the police team for getting his money back. This incident offers a ray of hope for victims amid the rising graph of cybercrimes and sends the message that such frauds can be avoided through vigilance and timely police reporting.