Bundi: A case of cyber fraud has come to gentle with the son of a Congress MLA, former PCC Secretary and Chairman of Urban Bank, within the title of getting big earnings by investing within the share market. The sufferer had filed a criticism within the cyber police station two months in the past. The MLA’s son has accused the police of not taking motion even after two months have handed. Satyesh Sharma, son of Bundi MLA Harimohan Sharma, advised {that a} criticism was given within the cyber police station on August 6, 2024.
He advised that the West Bengal firm lured big earnings within the share market and deposited Rs 2 lakh within the account within the title of funding, however didn’t get the funding accomplished. Whose report was submitted to Cyber Police Station and Sadar Police Station. After this, one lakh was returned to the account, however one lakh remains to be being held within the account, however even after two months have handed, the police just isn’t taking any motion. Meanwhile, Sadar police station officer Bhagwan Sahay mentioned that the MLA’s son had filed a criticism within the Sadar police station, however for the reason that case was of cyber crime, it has been transferred to the cyber police station.
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Cyber police station in-charge Khardar Ahmed mentioned that 4 cell numbers got within the criticism by MLA’s son Satyesh Sharma, particulars of which have been sought. At the identical time, it was mentioned that there was a fraud of Rs 2 lakh from the account, on which Rs 2 lakh has been returned to the account. Out of which he withdrew one lakh and one other lakh was deposited in his account by the fraudster from one other place, on which the quantity has been frozen by the Kolkata Police and the method to open it’s underway. At the identical time, after verifying the numbers, a workforce is being fashioned and despatched. The matter shall be revealed quickly.
