Rajkot Crime: Rs 32 lakh looted in Rajkot, three men posing as fake cops robbed cotton trader

Rajkot Crime: A case of sensational robbery has once again come to light in Rajkot, three men robbed a cotton trader in Rajkot, the trader was in the Race Course area of the city late at night when three men beat up the trader by posing as fake policemen and later fled after looting Rs 32 lakh. A TRB jawan is also alleged to be involved in the robbery. Currently, the Pradyuman Nagar police in Rajkot have launched a hunt for the robbers.

The incident of robbery from Rajkot has created a stir in the police system, three men committed a robbery of Rs 32 lakh by posing as a policeman. Late at night, a businessman was robbed by this fake police gang, including TRB personnel, near the Love Garden near the Race Course, first beat up the trader and then fled after committing the robbery. Sameer Pandya, who was in the business of a commission trader, was robbed. The Padyumannagar police have further investigated the whole matter after the work of 4 including TRB jawan Shahbaz Motani came to light, 4 accused including one TRB jawan are in custody and out of 32 lakhs, 21 lakh cash has been seized by the police, all the four accused have been interrogated throughout the night. The police are currently investigating the entire matter

Gujarat Cyber Cell's big success: 'Digital Arrest' scam busted

Intensive campaign is being run by CID Crime and Railways under the guidance of Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi to curb the increasing cyber crimes in the state. As part of this, the Cyber Centre of Excellence of Gandhinagar has nabbed three key members of a highly organized gang of thugs from Ahmedabad. The modus operandi of this gang was to intimidate people by falsely posing as TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India) officials or police officers

The gang used to contact the victim through video call or plain call and make false allegations against them. They used to create fear that the mobile number of the complainant was used for criminal activity, FIRs were lodged against them, and investigations were being carried out by agencies like CBI, FEMA, RBI, SEBI, RAW. Under the fear of being falsely implicated and implicated in the crime of life imprisonment, they used to force the victim not to talk to anyone and not to step out of the house, creating an atmosphere of a kind of 'digital arrest'

from the woman of Ahmedabad  ₹11.42  crore fraud

gang illegally held a woman from Ahmedabad illegally through video call for about 80 days and siphoned her off a huge amount of Rs. 11,42,75,000 in different bank accounts by intimidating her. The accused had opened bank accounts in the name of Vishwa Global Charitable Trust and used them in connivance with the accused of a cyber syndicate based in Mumbai to launder fraudulent money><