A major incident of cyber crime in Patna! spent crores of rupees

Cyber ​​​​thugs cheated Rs 3.07 crore in two weeks from Jyoti Verma (78 years), a retired female professor of Patna University, resident of Kadamkuan, Patna. Kept under digital arrest. They bought gold, food over video calls and broke the fixed deposits by going to the bank and sending money several times through checks to the accounts specified by the fraudsters. In this way, more than three crore rupees have been lost. A complaint has been lodged in this matter. The husband of the retired female professor has passed away. She lives alone. On November 5, around 12 noon, he received a call from a number. The caller said that he had applied for a credit card of State Bank of India, due to which Rs 1 lakh 15 thousand 430 had been spent. An FIR has been registered against them because this amount was sent for money laundering. Hearing this, the elderly woman lost her senses. She got scared. Then the game starts from here. The woman said that she had not applied for any card. The caller made me talk to the senior. It has been said that Naresh Goyal is looking into this case. He is in-charge of the Fraud Group of CBI. Now you are a suspect. Then what happened that the woman was taken into digital arrest in this way. The second person who came on the call sent the arrest warrant on the phone itself. The senior caller said that this case is serious. You must not tell anyone, otherwise the life of the entire family will be in danger. He said that you will have to send all the money to the Supreme Court, under whose supervision the investigation will be done by the Reserve Bank of India. The woman was told that she was being kept confined at home. Our man will monitor your house. His name is Anand. After falling prey to the thugs, the female professor even broke her FD. She used to go to the bank only on video call after taking permission from the cyber thugs and send money through RTGS. The thugs told the woman that an account has been opened in Canara Bank of Hyderabad in her name. However, his account is in HDFC, ICICI, Indian Bank and SBI. He had kept many FDs in SBI itself.  So far investigation has revealed that money was sent from the female professor's account to five bank accounts in Hyderabad. The police of cyber station has started investigation. SHO cum DSP Raghavendra Tripathi said that the holders of the accounts to which the money was sent are being traced.