In Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut, cyber thugs tried to extort money from a drug dealer’s son by digitally arresting him. The mob threatened and intimidated the businessman’s son over an illegal transaction of Rs 25 lakh and tried to arrest him digitally in a room. Fortunately, the family learned about it in time and did not fall victim to the scam. At present, the victim has complained to the police about this. At the same time, the police have opened a case and launched an investigation.
In fact, Sanjay Kumar Jain, a resident of Vijaynagar in Meerut Civil Line police station area, is a drug dealer. He has Sanjay Medical Institution in Khair Nagar. Sanjay Jain submitted an application to the Meerut SSP on Monday and said that on October 19 he was at his medical facility and his son Satyam was at home. Meanwhile, at 10.45 am, Satyam received a call on his mobile phone.
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According to Sanjay Jain, the caller introduced himself as a police officer from the Mumbai Crime Branch. He told Satyam that there was an account in his name in the bank through which illegal transactions of around Rs 25 lakh were carried out and money laundering activities were carried out. The fake officer threatened Satyam and imprisoned him in a room inside the house, asking him not to go out and not to tell his family. Otherwise action will be taken. He completely hypnotized Satyam.
Satyam was terrified of what had happened to him. Out of fear, he was imprisoned in the room. However, after some time, he hung up the phone and told his parents the whole story. The scam has since been exposed. The caller told Satyam that a warrant for his arrest had been issued in his name. He was speaking at the Worli police station. At the same time, the goons also took pictures of Satyam’s Aadhar card.
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CO Crime SP Singh said that on Monday, Sanjay Kumar Jain, a resident of Vijaynagar in Meerut, complained to the SSP that his son received a video call on the 19th from a man who claimed to be from Mumbai. The police called his son, uploaded a copy of his Aadhaar card and said illegal transactions had taken place on his account. A case of money laundering was established and a warrant was issued for his arrest. But after the son spoke with his family, he discovered that no transaction had occurred. Subsequently, the call was hung up and the fraud case was saved.
The police are currently investigating the number from which the call was made. Police said the incident would be revealed soon. Teams are busy investigating.
