Police have arrested four people in Gurugram, Haryana, adjacent to Delhi, on charges of duping people by promising high returns on investment. Officials said that the police have arrested these people on charges of involvement in different cases of cyber fraud.
According to the news agency report, two accused were duping people on the pretext of giving high returns on investment in the stock market. Police said that the other two fraudsters were sending QR codes and duping people by promising gift cards.
He said that the police have recovered five mobile phones, 11 SIM cards and three debit cards from the possession of the four accused. According to the police, the accused have been identified as Kunal Sisodia and Kailash Dhancharan.
The Cyber Crime (East) police team led by Inspector Naveen Kumar arrested them from Jodhpur. The accused used to dupe people of their money by promising to invest in the stock market and high returns.
He said the other two accused have been identified as Rahul Kumar Mishra and Manoj, who were arrested from Sector 37 area for duping people by sending QR codes and promising to send gift cards. ACP Cyber Priyanshu Dewan said, “We are questioning the accused.”
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)