Two big fraud in a day , one with a son of the former PM and another by imposter posing as Uttarakhand CM’s son
Two very interesting cases has come to light on Thursday, the 18 th June when two imposters (thugs) have applied their magical feats one on the son of the former prime minister of India and in another case by way of posing as the son in law of the Uttarakhand chief minister.
Sounds shocking as these criminals, (imposters) are not afraid that if caught what will be their fate ?
The first case pertains to a massive cyber crime in which the son of the former prime minister Inder Kumar Gujral was duped of several crores of rupees digitally. Can you believe it ?
But yes this happened and the highly qualified matured son of the former prime minister was digitally betrayed by the cyber criminals and duped of nearly seven point eight crores of rupees. Unbelievable.
According to the news reports hardly anyone would have imagined something like this would happen to the family of a prominent party leader.
But cyber fraudsters have become so clever that they target not only ordinary people but also big names.
The latest case involves former Prime Minister Under Kumar Gujral’s son and former Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Gujral, who has been duped of approximately ₹7.8 crore.
The case is as shocking as it is frightening. It is being said that the entire incident took place on WhatsApp.
The fraudsters created such a clever scheme that even an experienced politician fell for it.
According to reports, the fraudsters posed as trusted individuals.
Reports reveal that the messages were sent as if someone close to them or connected to the office was asking for a money transfer. The message seemed so convincing that the money was transferred, only to later discover it was a major cyber fraud reveals the Delhi police.
In another case of a fraud and imposter pretended him to be the son in law of the Uttarakhand chief minister who in league with a property dealer committed a fraud of Rs. Fifty lakhs in Ambala under the jurisdiction of Mahesh Nagar police station.
According to the latest news reports – on the complaint of the victim Janakdas in Ambala, the Mahesh Nagar police station has registered an FIR against fradsters Jitendra Singh Shergill, Ranvir Singh Shergill and Kamal Gupta under various sections of BNS and commenced the indepth investigation to nab them who are currently absconding.
The complainant Janakdas Gupta while explaining the case said that the property dealer Jitender Singh Shergill assured him that a plot measuring one thousand square yards is being sold at the rate of four thousand rupees per square yard.
Jitendra said that a big customer is already ready to buy it @ Rs. 6250 per square yards which will fetch them good profit.
He contacted the fraud customer on phone saying him that he has already received Rs. One lakh as advance payment and finalised the deal. He then took rupees four – five lakhs from the complainant.
According to the Complainant the property dealer took him to his house and introduced him to one Kamal Gupta who pretended to be the son in law of the Uttarakhand chief minister. Kamal Gupta , ( the imposter son in law of the UK CM showed him the cash thirty lakh rupees in a brief case and assured of finalising the deal. When the buyer asked for the receipt of the amount paid he said he will give him later on.
The complainant Janakdas transferred Rs twenty lakhs to the son of Jeetendra ( property dealer) namely Rajbeer. In addition he paid Rs. Ten Lakhs as cash payment.
On the pressure of the accused Janakdaas got the land registered in the name of the imposter son of UK CM Alok Gupta.
When the indepth inquiry was executed it was known that the cost of the land is per square yards just Rs. 1 or1.5 thousand rupees not 6.225 thousand rupees per square yard as told to the complainant earlier. The police is investigating the case and the accused are absconding.
