A team of the crime branch led by inspector Abantimani Nayak the arrested fraudster from Alipore, Kolkata and seized incriminating evidence like ATM card etc. from his possession, police officers said.
Keeping in view of the rising cases of job scams, the Press Information Bureau (PIB) has warned job seekers not to fall prey to such frauds and shared some safety tips.
People have been warned not to share one-time passwords (OTPs) or any other sensitive information with any unknown person over phone to...
The most common scenario of online fraud is cybercriminals stealing hard-earned money or personal property of people. So, how can we stay safe from these cyber criminals?
The accused reportedly misrepresented herself as an Odia girl from Balasore pursuing a medical course in California.
The fraud came to the fore after a few days when Panda verified his account and found his accounts having zero balance.
The fraudster transferred and withdrew Rs 11.78 lakh from the woman's bank account between November 14 and December 1, 2021, he said.
Cyber fraudsters are on the prowl as Odisha is witnessing a spike in online crimes. Fraudsters are alluring people with several tempting schemes and are looting their savings. Several such cases have come to the fore in recent times posing a challenge to the Cyber Police.
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In the latest development in the WhatsApp account hack of Odisha Computer Application Centre (OCAC) CEO, Manoj Kumar Patnaik, Odisha Crime Branch on Wednesday confirmed the involvement of Nigerian nationals.
A woman whose mobile phone was allegedly stolen, has lost Rs 3.5 lakh from her bank account. The victim woman has been identified as a resident of Chhatrali village under Soro of Balasore district.
Odisha reported online fraud to the tune of Rs 1.28 crore in August this year. The data was released by the Cyber Help Desk of Bhubaneswar Urban Police District (UPD).
Enticed by the scheme, the gullible victims even went on to invest bigger amounts ranging up to Rs 18 lakh.
Bhubaneswar: Do you prefer shopping online instead of visiting the nearest shop? Think twice before booking products through several social media platforms instead from trusted online shopping portals as you might get cheated. In one such incident of fraud, Commissionerate Police on Tuesday arrested a man for duping consumers by promising branded garments at much […]
Bhubaneswar: The Crime Branch of Odisha Police arrested two African nationals from New Delhi for their alleged involvement in an online fraud and brought them to Bhubaneswar on a five-day remand for questioning. The arrested have been identified as Erikume (46) of Nigeria and Zouzou Alex (34) of Cote Dvoire. They have allegedly defrauded people […]
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