Last Updated on 07/08/2024 by wccexam Desk
A very shocking incident has come to light in Mewat area of Deeg in Rajasthan. Here the police has caught a minor cyber fraudster, who had harassed a school teacher from Chhindwara in Madhya Pradesh due to sextortion and had committed suicide in June. Police say that the fraudsters were committing the crime by luring the woman with the promise of making her pregnant.
Deeg SP Rajesh Meena says that the police is continuously taking action against cyber criminals. The houses of absconding cyber criminals are being demolished. Meanwhile, a fraudster has been caught posing as a fake police officer and cheating people. This accused used to contact cyber criminals posing as a fake police officer and used to cheat them by promising not to take any action against them. Two accomplices of this fake officer have also been arrested.
The arrested fake police officer has been identified as Farid Meo, a resident of Alwar. He used to wear an army-like uniform with his photograph on it. Farid Meo used to contact the relatives of those cyber thugs in Mewat area against whom cases are registered or they have been arrested or are absconding.
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After this, Farid Mev used to dupe them of huge amount of money by promising not to arrest them or demolish their houses. When the police came to know about this matter, they started investigating. After this, the police arrested the fake officer Farid Mev.
What did the Director General of Police say about the entire matter?
Bharatpur Range Director General of Police Rahul Prakash said that the police has launched a campaign against cyber criminals. Under this, about 500 cyber criminals have been arrested so far. The houses of many such cyber thugs who are absconding have been demolished.
Recently a case has come to light in which a fraudster was duping cyber criminals by posing as a fake police officer. This accused was duping them by luring them with promises of not arresting them and not demolishing their houses. He used to wear army uniform and had put his photo on the ID. At present police action against cyber criminals is going on.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)