By way of IANS
AHMEDABAD: A number one textbooks printer of Gujarat misplaced over Rs 26 crore in a cyber fraud when the fraudster approached him with the promise to get the smooth of the Tamil Nadu Textbooks Company for printing textbooks. In a phased way, the conman took away Rs 26 crore within the title of advances and fee. That is the largest cyber crime case of the state.
In step with the resources on the Ahmedabad Cyber Mobile police station, Gala Print Town Restricted’s managing director used to be approached by way of an individual who promised him to get the textbooks printing order from the Tamil Nadu Textbooks Company for which the corporate used to be requested to pay 15 to twenty p.c of the overall order to the fraudster as his fee.
Festivals managing director in a phased way transferred Rs 26.78 crore into the accounts of the fraudster, who later vanished and stopped taking the calls of Festivals MD, mentioned resources. They added that suspecting one thing mistaken, Festivals place of business inquired from the Tamil Nadu Textbooks and Tutorial Products and services Company in regards to the smooth. To the MD’s surprise, the company denied floating or awarding this kind of printing order to his corporate.
On Tuesday morning the Managing Director lodged a grievance with the Cyber Crime Mobile police station, mentioned Amit Vasava, Deputy Commissioner of the Cyber Crime Mobile. The officer refused to disclose extra information about the case calling it an overly delicate subject.
AHMEDABAD: A number one textbooks printer of Gujarat misplaced over Rs 26 crore in a cyber fraud when the fraudster approached him with the promise to get the smooth of the Tamil Nadu Textbooks Company for printing textbooks. In a phased way, the conman took away Rs 26 crore within the title of advances and fee. That is the largest cyber crime case of the state.
In step with the resources on the Ahmedabad Cyber Mobile police station, Gala Print Town Restricted’s managing director used to be approached by way of an individual who promised him to get the textbooks printing order from the Tamil Nadu Textbooks Company for which the corporate used to be requested to pay 15 to twenty p.c of the overall order to the fraudster as his fee.
Festivals managing director in a phased way transferred Rs 26.78 crore into the accounts of the fraudster, who later vanished and stopped taking the calls of Festivals MD, mentioned resources. They added that suspecting one thing mistaken, Festivals place of business inquired from the Tamil Nadu Textbooks and Tutorial Products and services Company in regards to the smooth. To the MD’s surprise, the company denied floating or awarding this kind of printing order to his corporate.
On Tuesday morning the Managing Director lodged a grievance with the Cyber Crime Mobile police station, mentioned Amit Vasava, Deputy Commissioner of the Cyber Crime Mobile. The officer refused to disclose extra information about the case calling it an overly delicate subject.