(MENAFN- Live Mint) "A man from Navi Mumbai fell victim to cyber fraudsters who convinced him to invest ₹45.69 lakh in share trading with promises of high returns man, 44, alleged that the accused contacted him on different social media platforms and lured him to invest in share trading, assuring good returns, the police said victim invested ₹45.69 lakh between March 2 and April 14 but did not get any returns. Besides he could not recover the invested amount can you identify illegitimate lending apps? Here are 6 key tipsSo far, the police have filed a case against five accused police have registered FIR under sections 420 (cheating), 406 (criminal breach of trust), and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code and the Information Technology Act police are investigating with the help of mobile numbers and social media IDs month, the Navi Mumbai cyber police busted a share trading scam in Thane district. The police arrested accused Piyush Jawarilall Lodha, 39, from Mira Road and seized seven mobile phones, 15 SIM cards, nine ATM cards from different banks, two chequebooks, two PAN cards, and four rubber stamps data breach! 7.5 million BoAt Lifestyle customers' data surfaced on dark webThe scam came to light after a man lodged a complaint, in which he alleged that he was duped of ₹29 lakh between January 18 and February 29, on Monday the Gurugram's cybercrime police arrested 2 \"fraudsters in the last 45 days for allegedly duping thousands of people across the country of over ₹64 crore police said that a total of 18,163 complaints had been filed and 865 cases registered against them take customers' money illegally for Modi govt's insurance schemes: ReportOut of the total cases, 39 cases are registered in Haryana to ACP Priyanshu Diwan, three laptops, 41 mobile phones, and eight SIM cards were seized from the arrested accused examining the SIM cards and reviewing the data from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center (I4C), it was found that they committed fraud of about ₹64.85 crore across the country week, the Gurugram Police recovered ₹1.32 crore of defrauded money from cyber fraudsters and returned it to the victim FIR was registered and seven people, including two employees of Yes Bank, were arrested arrested accused were identified as Pinki, Vikar, Prakash, Dharmender, Suraj and Pooja.
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