In a swift response to cybercrime, the Arani police station in Ajmer Kishangarh recently helped victims recover money lost in two separate online fraud cases. Prompt police action ensured that the funds were returned safely through the banking system.

Victim Loses Over ₹16 Lakh to Fraudulent APK

Mangalram Jangid, a resident of Dholpuria, became a victim after downloading a suspicious APK file on his mobile phone. Scammers withdrew ₹16,09,000 from his bank account. Upon realizing the fraud, he immediately contacted the cybercrime helpline 1930 and filed a complaint at the Arani police station.

Online Shopping Scam

In a separate incident, Sardar Prajapat, a resident of Arani, ordered a toy car online for his children. Fraudsters repeatedly demanded additional payments for the delivery. Trusting them, Sardar transferred more money before realizing he was being scammed. He contacted the cybercrime helpline and filed a formal complaint, which allowed authorities to place the payment on hold.

Immediate Police Action

Station House Officer Roshanlal Samaria took both cases seriously. The police team quickly secured the funds in the respective accounts through a cyber portal. After completing the necessary legal procedures, the amount was refunded to the victims via their bank accounts under court orders.

According to the officer:

“Mangalram was defrauded of ₹16,99,000 by downloading a fraudulent APK, while Sardar transferred ₹30,551 in a fake online purchase. In both cases, timely action helped us secure the funds, and the money was returned to the victims.”

Public Advisory

Both victims expressed gratitude to the Arani police for their prompt action. Authorities have warned the public to:

• Avoid downloading suspicious APK files or apps from unknown sources

• Be cautious when making online payments, especially on unfamiliar platforms

• Immediately report any cyber fraud by calling 1930

  Delete This App Immediately or Risk Losing Your Bank Money: Police Recover Funds in Two Cyber Fraud Cases

  In a swift response to cybercrime, the Arani police station in Ajmer Kishangarh recently helped victims recover money lost in two separate online fraud cases. Prompt police action ensured that the funds were returned safely through the banking system.

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  Victim Loses Over ₹16 Lakh to Fraudulent APK

  Mangalram Jangid, a resident of Dholpuria, became a victim after downloading a suspicious APK file on his mobile phone. Scammers withdrew ₹16,09,000 from his bank account. Upon realizing the fraud, he immediately contacted the cybercrime helpline 1930 and filed a complaint at the Arani police station.

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  Online Shopping Scam

  In a separate incident, Sardar Prajapat, a resident of Arani, ordered a toy car online for his children. Fraudsters repeatedly demanded additional payments for the delivery. Trusting them, Sardar transferred more money before realizing he was being scammed. He contacted the cybercrime helpline and filed a formal complaint, which allowed authorities to place the payment on hold.

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  Immediate Police Action

  Station House Officer Roshanlal Samaria took both cases seriously. The police team quickly secured the funds in the respective accounts through a cyber portal. After completing the necessary legal procedures, the amount was refunded to the victims via their bank accounts under court orders.

  According to the officer:

  “Mangalram was defrauded of ₹16,99,000 by downloading a fraudulent APK, while Sardar transferred ₹30,551 in a fake online purchase. In both cases, timely action helped us secure the funds, and the money was returned to the victims.”

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  Public Advisory

  Both victims expressed gratitude to the Arani police for their prompt action. Authorities have warned the public to:

  • Avoid downloading suspicious APK files or apps from unknown sources

  • Be cautious when making online payments, especially on unfamiliar platforms

  • Immediately report any cyber fraud by calling 1930