Bengaluru Police Nabs Extortionist from Bihar, 4 Crore Fraud Case.
Here we discuses about Bengaluru Police nabs extortionist from Bihar. Cybercrime is increasing day by day; here is the story of one such incident. The mastermind of the Rs 4 crore fraud cases, Mohammad Hafeed, has been arrested by Bangalore Police from Raxaul, Bihar.
He had come to the immigration office to get an NOC. But while scanning, a lookout circular was found in his passport.
A team of Bangalore Police has arrested a criminal named Hafeed, who was absconding for some time. He was arrested from Raxaul in East Champaran.
He was trying to flee to Thailand via Nepal. The police gave this information on Monday evening. Haryana Police Station Officer Kishan Kumar Paswan said that the cybercriminal has been identified as Mohammad Hafeed.
He is a resident of Kozhikode, Kerala. He was arrested in a suspected cyber crime case registered at the Cyber Police Station in Bangalore.
The case is related to cyber fraud
The case is related to cyber fraud of over Rs 4.84 crore. Bengaluru Police nabs extortionist from Bihar The accused was arrested by the Immigration Department from Roksol in East Champaran.
The SHO said that he was hiding in countries like Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Nepal.
He had come to the Immigration Office on November 1 to get his anti-religious permit. He planned to flee to Thailand via Nepal. But while scanning his passport, a lookout circular was found in his passport.
After Hafeez was arrested by the Immigration Department, Haryana Police contacted Bangalore Police.
Hafeez was absconding since a case was registered against him at the South East C police station in Bangalore. He has committed fraud and money laundering worth crores of rupees in the past. Police believe that he has links to several cyber crimes.
He has been charged under Section 66 of this crime and Sections 419 and 420 of the IPC for cheating and interrogation.
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How to Protect Yourself From Cyber Criminals
Avoid clicking on email links from unknown people, stay away from making unknown people friends on social media. Stay away from merging one call with another, by merging your calls, cyber criminals can take OTP from you without your knowledge.
Cyber police station experts said that the call is connected to another link. As soon as the link is merged, the customer is connected to our link or the hacker gets a mirror of his mobile.
He takes complete control of the customer’s mobile. To stay away from cyber criminals and avoid fraud, it is advised to run banking EP biometric method. It is also advised to avoid merging this call coming from unknown number.
If you are a victim of cyber crime, report your complaint to the National Cyber Crime Portal www.cybercrime.gov.in. You can also report your complaint by calling the Cyber Crime Helpline number 1930.
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