Lucknow: A cyber gang that duped people of Rs 3,000 crore in the name of getting jobs has been busted in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly. With the help of the Cyber Cell Police Station and Noida Cyber Cell, the cyber thug has been arrested and sent behind the bars. Teams have been on the lookout for this cyber thug for quite some time. The accused is a resident of West Bengal, who was operating the entire network. In China, Korea, Thailand, etc., Indian currency was transferred to different bank accounts. 3000 crores have come to light.
In fact, in October 2021, a case of cheating was registered at the cyber police station in Bareilly. In which a teacher from Bahedi was cheated of Rs 2.10 lakh. Since then, the cyber police station was investigating the case. The Noida Cyber Cell was also on the lookout for the gang. The people of this gang used to cheat in the name of free mobile recharge, no-interest loans and doubling the amount.
The joint team of Bareilly and Noida detained and interrogated Manzarul Islam of West Bengal in this case and his separate bank statements were extracted and the whole matter came to light. Four or five others are also accused in the case. 3000 crore rupees have been cheated in a year. The people of this gang used to lure people's accounts and empty their accounts in the blink of an eye. No one else but a member of China has also been found to be connected to this network. At the same time, one of the accused from Maharashtra is in jail.
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