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汽车公司JBM集团通过假的WhatsApp消息被骗了1000万卢比
根据JBM集团44区首席财务官Vivek Gupta提交的一份投诉文件，他是在周五收到WhatsApp上的信息，要求向信息中显示的银行账户转账一定金额。
Gurugram:一个流行的汽车公司被一名向公司负责人发送假信息的骗子骗走了1000多万卢比财务官警方周六表示，这些钱以其副董事长的名义转入了7个银行账户。他们表示，网络犯罪派出所已就此立案。
根据维维克·古普塔提交的诉状，公司的首席财务官JBM还组织即开就在周五，他在WhatsApp上收到消息，要求向消息中显示的银行账户转账一定金额。
骗子自称是JBM集团副主席Nishant Arya。来电者的WhatsApp头像上显示的是艾莉亚的照片。在验证了Truecaller上的号码后，发现这个号码属于艾莉亚。因为，我被寄件人告知他正在参加一个重要会议，我不能直接打电话进一步询问。
他说，共有8笔交易在7个不同的银行账户中进行，总额为1171696卢比。
调查员Om Prakash说:“根据《IPC》第419条(假冒欺诈)、420条(欺诈)和《信息技术法》第66-D条，在网络犯罪警察局对身份不明的诈骗犯进行了立案调查。”
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Gurugram: A popular automobile company<\/a> was allegedly duped of over Rs 1 crore by a fraudster who sent fake messages to the firm's chief financial officer<\/a> in the name of its vice chairman and got the money transferred in seven bank accounts, police said on Saturday. An FIR has been registered in the matter at the cyber crime police station, they said.
According to a complaint filed by Vivek Gupta, the Chief Financial Officer of JBM Group<\/a>, Sector 44, it was on Friday that he received messages on WhatsApp requesting to transfer certain sums to bank accounts indicated in the messages.
\"The fraudster claimed to be JBM Group vice chairman Nishant Arya. The WhatsApp profile picture of the caller displayed Arya's photograph. On verifying the number on Truecaller, it reflected that the number belonged to Arya. Since, I was informed by the sender that he is busy in an important meeting, I could not directly call to make any further enquiry.
<\/div><\/div>\"I carried out the instructions of the sender under the bona fide impression that the instructions were coming from my superior Nishant Arya who needed to effectuate these transactions which were both very important and extremely urgent. The sums were transferred from two entities of the JBM Group, namely JBM Industries<\/a> and JBM Auto<\/a>. At the request of the sender, the UTR numbers confirming such transfers were also shared on the same WhatsApp chat,\" Gupta said in his complaint.
He said eight transactions totalling Rs 1,11,71,696 were made in seven different bank accounts.
\"The FIR has been registered against the unidentified fraudster under section 419 (cheating by impersonation), 420 (cheating) of IPC and Section 66-D of IT Act at cyber crime police station,\" Inspector Om Prakash said.
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He said eight transactions totalling Rs 1,11,71,696 were made in seven different bank accounts.
\"The FIR has been registered against the unidentified fraudster under section 419 (cheating by impersonation), 420 (cheating) of IPC and Section 66-D of IT Act at cyber crime police station,\" Inspector Om Prakash said.
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