Haryana: Lady Teacher Duped of 1.25 Crore Rupees by Digital Arrest: Kept on Video Call for 5 Days, Produced in Fake Court, Fake Judge and Lawyer Came
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Cyber criminals in Haryana digitally arrested a retired female teacher and defrauded her of ₹1.23 crore. For five days, they set up a fake court via WhatsApp video call. They posed as judges and lawyers, threatening to arrest her.
A retired female teacher in Kaithal, Haryana, was duped of ₹1.23 crore (approximately $1.23 billion) in a cyber fraud involving a "digital arrest" that lasted several days. The woman has filed a police complaint.
Haryana Cyber Fraud: Cyber fraudsters in Kaithal, Haryana, duped a 77-year-old retired teacher, Ved Kumari, of ₹1.23 crore by threatening her with digital arrest. The accused posed as police officers and lawyers. The entire matter came to light when her son returned home.
In Kaithal, Haryana, cyber fraudsters digitally arrested a retired female teacher and extorted ₹1.23 crore (12.3 million rupees). The accused video-called the woman on WhatsApp for five consecutive days. An arrest warrant was issued. A fake court was set up during the call, where a supposed lawyer argued the case on her behalf, and a judge delivered the verdict. The woman believed the fraud and transferred the money to various accounts. The matt…
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