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Retired joint director recovered 12 lakhs digital arrested, jail threatened in sending pornographic messages
Samira Vishwas | September 9, 2025 1:24 PM CST

New Delhi . Cyber ​​fraudsters (Cyber ​​Fraudsters) placed the Retired Joint Director Kripa Shankar Gautam (77) from the Union Ministry for two days. The fraudsters recovered Rs 12 lakh on the charge of sending money laundering and sending two hundred women to jail for sending pornographic messages. Kripa Shankar, a resident of Viramkhand in Gomtinagar, retired from the post of Joint Director from the Union Ministry.

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Kripa Shankar filed a case that two September received a call from an unknown number. Describing herself as an employee of the telecom company, the caller said that your SIM card will be closed in the next two hours. On asking the reason, he told that your Aadhaar card has been used in money laundering. Saying this, he disconnected the phone. After some time he received a video call. The caller was in police uniform. He called his name Gopesh Kumar. The fraudster said that your Aadhaar card was lost. On this, Kripa Shankar spoke of losing Aadhaar card in Bangalore a few months ago.

Go to separate room by discharging servants

Kripa Shankar Gautam told that the fraudster said that a SIM was taken by putting your Aadhaar card. Use of which has been sent to money laundering and more than 200 women. The fraudster said that an MP, a police personnel, bank manager and AAP are also accused in the money laundering case. Kripa Shankar got nervous after hearing this. After this, he asked to transfer the phone to talk to the DCP. The DCP showed him an arrest warrant. The fraudster said that the police is behind you. Racate all the servants of the house. Go to the room yourself. No one else came there.

RTGS sent by sending bank

Kripa Shankar told that the fraudsters intimidated and took their account dilat. On September 3, he called and asked to go to the bank. First sent Bank of Baroda. Where asked to take two RTGS form. Threatened not to contact anyone. Police are behind them in plain clothes. After this, Rs 12 lakh was transferred from the account to IndusInd Bank. Meanwhile, his niece came. The fraudsters disconnected the phone threatening. When the niece came to know, he asked the police to complain. According to Pinpctor Cybercrime Police Station Brijesh Kumar Yadav, Tahrir is being investigated and investigated.

Fraudage has done digital arrests before

– Retired from PGI, Principal Secretary Dinesh Pradhan kept digital arrest from August 18 to August 22.

– Retired Merchant Navy Officer Surendra Pal Singh and his father from August 21 to 26 August digital and Rs 1.29 crore

– Businessman Irfan Haider Naqvi was digitally arrested on June 4 and grabbed 11.47 lakhs

– Rita Bhasin, a resident of Aishbagh, arrested 56 lakh rupees on July 18


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