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Mumbai: Railway Employee and Retired Postman Fall Victims to Cyber Fraud

Reyansh GuptaSource: freepressjournal.in
Updated 18h ago
Mumbai: Railway Employee and Retired Postman Fall Victims to Cyber Fraud
Mumbai: Railway Employee and Retired Postman Fall Victims to Cyber FraudSource: freepressjournal.in
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Two separate cyber fraud cases have been reported in Mumbai, resulting in substantial financial losses for a railway employee and a retired postman. A 57-year-old railway employee lost Rs 7.15 lakh after receiving a credit of just Rs 1, while a 64-year-old retired postman lost Rs 2.94 lakh through unauthorised UPI transactions. Police have registered cases and launched investigations against unidentified persons.

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