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A shocking case of SIM card fraud has come to light in Kanpur. Here a shopkeeper stole Rs 42 lakh from the bank account of a retired officer of the Homeopathic Department who had been coming to him for years to recharge his mobile. Cyber froud. SIM card fraud. online banking. Police interrogation. Retired officer. Homeopathic Department. Mobile recharge. Froud Shopkeeper. withdrew 42 lakh. Beconganj kanpur. Cyber Crime Police Station. Crime branch. Kanpur. Yatim Khana. Sky TV. Sky tv kanpur. Sky tv live. Sky tv update. Kanpur news. Kanpur latest news. Kanpur ki news. Kanpur news today. Today's news kanpur. Kanpur breaking news.

About this video- Kanpur: If you also go to a shop to get a new SIM or recharge your mobile phone, then be careful. Because, that person can also be a fraud. Yes… one such shocking case has come to light from Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Here a shopkeeper withdrew Rs 42 lakh from the bank account of a retired officer of the Homeopathic Department on the pretext of issuing a new SIM. At present, the police has taken action in this case and arrested the accused. This fraud case is from the Beconganj area of Kanpur district. Ausaf Ahmed, who lives here, is retired from the Homeopathic Department of Lucknow and his pension and fund worth Rs 42 lakh was kept safe in the bank account. On August 20, Ausaf gave a written complaint to the Cyber Crime Police Station, Kanpur Nagar, in which he told that he often used to go to Mohammad Islam's shop 'Insha Telecom' at Yatim Khana Square to recharge his mobile. In the month of February also, he had gone to the shop to recharge his mobile. Mohammad Islam told him that his existing SIM had become defective and needed to be replaced. Ausaf Ahmed said that Islam deceived him and replaced his old SIM. After this, he activated his number on his mobile and stole Rs 41,26,960 from his account through online banking. The arrested accused Islam told the police during interrogation that he had transferred Rs 20 lakh to the account of his deceased acquaintance, whose account he was operating himself. He bought shares with the remaining money and paid his credit card bill. At present, the police have sealed the Rs 20 lakh lying in the account of the deceased friend.

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