Cyber Fraud: Chhattisgarh doctor duped of ₹ 87 Lakh on pretext of share trading, accused arrested
"The accused befriended the victim on WhatsApp and promised that if he would invest money through his company, he would get returns more than the mutual funds. The accused subsequently shared an online link and asked the victim to open a trading account through it. The victim got convinced and did so.;
Raipur: The Chhattisgarh police's cyber wing has arrested the director of a "fake" stock market advisory company for allegedly duping a doctor in Raigarh district of ₹ 87 lakh, officials said on Wednesday.
The accused, identified as Mohsin N, a native of Kerala, was arrested from Bengaluru and brought to Raipur on Tuesday, they said.
He allegedly cheated the victim, claiming his company Creative Technology worked as a financial analyst for a Singapore-based financial firm which also has a branch in India and lured him to invest in the online share market promising high returns, they said.
The fraud came to light when the doctor, working with a private hospital in Raigarh, lodged a complaint at the cyber police station in Nava Raipur in October last year, the cyber police station house officer, Nisith Agrawal, told PTI.
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