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Cyber police saves Rs 2 lakh from fraudsters in Kashmir
12/7/2020 11:53:22 PM
Early Times Report

Srinagar, Dec 7: Cyber Police Kashmir (CPK) saved Rs two lakhs from fraudsters who were posing a staff of Jammu and Kashmir Bank (JKB), a police spokesman said on Monday.
He said CPK received a complaint from an old aged shopkeeper hailing from South Kashmir's Tral that he received a call from fraudsters posing as staff of the Jammu & Kashmir Bank Headquarters. The caller told him that his ATM Card is going to be blocked and in order to renew the same he was asked to provide the card details. The complainant who is illiterate took the help of his minor granddaughter and did not even mind to share the OTP which he had received shortly.
However, the shopkeeper smelled foul play only when he received a message about debit from his account. Acting on the complaint, Financial Fraud Team of Cyber Police Kashmir acted swiftly and succeeded in saving the whole amount of victim.
In a similar OTP/vishing fraud case, Cyber Police Station Kashmir succeeded in refunding Rs 72,938 where a Government Employee of Srinagar city shared his Debit card details in a similar manner.
The employee later realised that he has been duped, when he received a message from his bank about the debit from his account for a Flipkart purchase. The victim quickly contacted Cyber Police Station Kashmir Zone, Srinagar and Cyber Police Station managed to save the whole amount.
Pertinently, in OTP/Vishing fraud, victims get phone calls from fraudsters claiming to be officers from different Bank. The gullible people share their card details and other information sought by the caller/fraudster, believing them to be genuine employee. They only realise that it was a case of online fraud when they receive a message that their bank accounts have been debited. Usually the complaints in such cases are reported/registered only much later, thereby making it cumbersome for the Cyber Police to take steps to trace, recover and refund the money.
General public is once again advised to remain extra careful while receiving such calls from unknown sources and avoid sharing their ATM card details, bank details, account details, personal details, OTP . to anyone so that they are not robbed and will not lose their hard earned money.
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