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Himanshu Verma and Aditi Shiraz arrested for Bank fraud

On January 25, Lakshmi Nagar, New Delhi occupant Rajan Verma lost Rs 50,000 from his ledger when he tapped on a connection purportedly sent by a forthcoming a purchaser of a treadmill that he had set available to be purchased at an online commercial centre.
On January 16, Nitika Srivastava, a specialist from Mayur Vihar Extension, lost Rs 18,680 from his record after she clicked twice on joins sent to him by a man acting like a worker of an e-wallet firm.
In the third seven day stretch of January, Danish Khan, a businessperson from Gautam Budh Nagar lost Rs 32,500 by tapping on joins that he got from imminent clients close to presenting an ad on selling his couch on a site.
In the course of recent months, online classifieds gateways utilizing UPI (Unified Payments Interface) for exchanges have seen a spurt in instances of misrepresentation. The police have enrolled 250 cases including UPI cheats over the most recent four months alone. The striking comparability in every one of these cheats is that UPI is being seized by conmen and programmers to redirect hard-earned cash of clueless clients. UPI empowers financial balance holders to send and get cash utilizing a PIN or a Unique ID-Virtual Payment Address (VPA).As soon as these products are advertised, the fraudsters pose as prospective buyers on these online platforms and engage with the seller on the phone. They make the seller transfer the money using the 'request money' option in the apps.
The police recently Captured two suspects name Himanshu Verma and Aditi Shiraz from Lakshmi Nagar, New Delhi. Further investigation is taking place and other suspects are also in search for the same kinds of online frauds. Daily so many people are facing this issue of getting a link and when they click it the amount from their account is immediately deducted.

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