Near Pochampally, cyber crime police recovered Rs 4.29 lakh from a woman's bank account. Umamageswari is from the krishnagiri district's Kollakottai village, near Pochampally. He had submitted an application for a bank card. The unknown individual who spoke with the bank officer stated that certain facts are required in order to obtain the ban card. Uma later took Rs 4 lakh 58 thousand 275 from Maheshwari's bank account using an OTP number obtained from her cell phone number.
Umamageswari went to the krishnagiri District Superintendent of police and filed a complaint. Under the direction of ADSP Cone, Cyber Crime Unit, Investigator Gandhimati and SI (Technology) Arun Nehru attempted to collect the funds. As a result, the police were able to collect Rs 4.29 lakh from the stolen funds and turn it over to Uma Mags. Unknown persons should not be contacted by phone and asked for bank account information, according to the ADSP.
Avoid touching anything if there is any link to it. He stated that if money is misplaced in any of the following ways, the number 1930 should be called immediately and soon the crime can be stopped at once.
Umamageswari went to the krishnagiri District Superintendent of police and filed a complaint. Under the direction of ADSP Cone, Cyber Crime Unit, Investigator Gandhimati and SI (Technology) Arun Nehru attempted to collect the funds. As a result, the police were able to collect Rs 4.29 lakh from the stolen funds and turn it over to Uma Mags. Unknown persons should not be contacted by phone and asked for bank account information, according to the ADSP.
Avoid touching anything if there is any link to it. He stated that if money is misplaced in any of the following ways, the number 1930 should be called immediately and soon the crime can be stopped at once.
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