One lakh rupees disappeared from the account in one phone! Thought Girish Park resident

One lakh rupees disappeared from the account in one phone! Thought Girish Park resident

On the eleventh of this month, a call came from an unknown number to a resident of Girish Park.

Many are helpless during Corona, and the fraudsters have come down to the ground with the opportunity of that helplessness. The younger generation is relying on online instead of going out to survive the corona infection.

Many people are taking online help to recharge their mobile numbers. This time the fraudsters are keeping an eye on that online. Moumita Roy, a resident of Girish Park, lost about one lakh rupees from one or two accounts.

On the eleventh of this month, a call came from an unknown number to a resident of Girish Park. In the midst of thousands of activities, a Hindi-speaking person picked up the phone and said, "KYC has not been updated on your phone."

Although Moumita's verdict has been updated, she is skeptical. Moumita started the process of updating him by saying the same thing over and over again.

It is requested to continue the process without cutting off the phone from the other end of the phone. Hearing their words, about one lakh rupees disappeared from Moumita's two bank accounts in a few minutes. Seeing the message on the mobile, it is understood that this employee of a private company has fallen into the trap of fraudsters.

Moumita lodged a complaint with the bank authorities and Girish Park police station. Cyber ​​expert Abhijit Chakraborty said that it is necessary to stay away from such phones or massages. Don't ask any company to update KYC by phone like this, this is a fraud.