One such incident is becoming increasingly viral on social media, after reading which people are feeling surprised, angry and embarrassed. Posts and screenshots circulating on Facebook and WhatsApp are claiming that men in India are being paid lakhs of rupees for impregnating women who cannot have children. This strange and shocking claim has sparked debate among social media users. Some are calling it sick thinking while others are considering it to be the result of society’s helplessness and greed.

All India Pregnant Job Service scam was going on

A fake online network named “All India Pregnant Job Service” is being said to be the root cause of this issue going viral on social media. It was claimed that through pages and messages running under this name, men were lured with easy earnings, free sex, money and cheap loans. According to the claim, in the scam, if a man impregnates a woman who is not having a child, he was cheated by saying that he would be given an amount of up to Rs 10 lakh. Not only this, it was also said that even if the attempt was unsuccessful, half the amount would be received, this claim was also made to the people.

How did you commit fraud?

According to the report, when people showed interest in this offer, they were asked to deposit money in the name of registration fees, hotel booking, medical arrangements or service charges and were also asked to submit documents like Aadhar card, PAN card and selfies, after which the accused cut off contact and did not return their money to the victims.

Police busted

Nawada Cyber ​​Police has arrested a local resident named Ranjan Kumar in this case and a minor has also been detained on suspicion of being associated with this criminal network. The police have also recovered several mobile phones, SIM cards and other fraud related materials from the possession of the accused. Investigation of the cases is going on and efforts are being made to find out how many people have become victims of this cyber fraud so far.

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Users got angry

As soon as this matter went viral on social media, people started giving their reactions. One user wrote… This fraud was done not only of money, but also by taking advantage of people’s helplessness, desire to have children and the silence present in the society. Some users also said that many victims did not come forward due to fear of shame and disgrace, which further emboldened the thugs.

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Cyber ​​fraud is continuously increasing across the country and lakhs of people have become victims of online fraud in the last two years. According to the report of the Department of Telecommunications, a total of 40 lakh 55 thousand people have been cyber cheated during this time. In view of this increasing criminal activity, the department has issued an advisory to be cautious and has also identified many new methods of fraud. In such a situation, let us now tell you that whether men or women, cyber thugs make them their victims the most and what has come to light in the shocking statistics.

Are women and teenagers the most victims?

According to the data of the Department of Telecommunications, out of the total victims of cyber fraud, 28 lakh 74 thousand are women and teenagers. Fake profiles on social media, luring of sending gifts, demanding money in the name of gaming and threatening to make private chats public are the main methods of cyber thugs. Due to which these groups are targeted. In view of this increasing threat, the Department of Telecommunications has also issued guidelines to take precautions.

How do swindlers trap you?

Cyber ​​​​thugs usually make friends with people by creating fake profiles on social media. After this they send gifts or demand money in the name of customer charges. Apart from this, cyber thugs lure teenagers to win the game and threaten to make the video or chat public. At the same time, cyber fraudsters also blackmail people by taking details like Aadhaar, photo or address.

What are the new methods of cyber fraud?

To cheat the common people, cyber thugs are now resorting to digital arrest, WhatsApp hacking, friendship by posing as a foreign woman, e-KYC fraud, QR code scan, screen sharing, blackmail in the name of porn search history and cheating on the pretext of job, loan, government schemes. Cyber ​​fraudsters take advantage of people’s fear, greed and personal details. According to experts, every tenth person is becoming a victim of cyber crime.

How to avoid cyber fraud?

• To avoid cyber fraud, do not chat with unknown people.
• Do not trust anyone selling expensive gifts.
• Keep in mind that courier customs never ask for money over the phone.
• Do not share address, Aadhaar, photo-video
• As soon as you receive a threat, understand that it is a cyber fraud.
• Report suspicious numbers to 1930 or Sanchar Sathi app.
• Those showing fear of FIR or arrest should immediately contact the police station.
• Avoid free Wi-Fi and very cheap online offers.
• As soon as cyber fraud occurs, call 1930 immediately.

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Talking on social media can sometimes prove to be very dangerous. A surprising case has come to light from Hokkaido, the northern part of Japan. Here an old 80 -year -old woman was made a victim of cheating by a man. According to reports, in July, the woman met a fraud on social media. He described himself as an astronaut and said that he is on a space mission. The elderly woman had confidence in her and the conversation between the two started increasing. What happened after this will shake you.

Woman sent $ 6700 to fake astronaut

A few days later, the thug told the woman that her spacecraft could be attacked and he needs money to buy oxygen. The woman is convinced that if she did not help, the life of the “astronaut” would be in danger. After this, the woman sent $ 6,700 (about Rs 6 lakh) from five different shops between July and August through prepaid systems. During this, he did not tell his family anything. But later when he suspected that the matter was strange, he talked to his family members. Then the whole truth came to light.

Police said, getting money is almost impossible

After discussing with the family, the woman informed the police about this. Investigation revealed that the matter is of romance and online fraud. The police clearly said that it is almost impossible to get the woman’s money back. Local media published this news so that more people will also be careful. Police say, “If someone asks for money from you on social media, then immediately doubt and contact the police.”

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Users said, a wonderful cap is a man

This is not the first case. In Japan, such strange fraud cases have been reported earlier. Even in the year 2022, a woman gave $ 30,000 (about 25 lakh rupees) to the person who described herself as an astronaut. As soon as the matter went viral on social media, the users also flew away. One user wrote … how can someone be so stupid. Another user wrote … A wonderful cap is brother.

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Sebi alert to investors: Market regulator SEBI has issued an alert and has alerted investors about fraud on social media. At the same time, he warned of unwanted messages from an unknown person and has asked them not to be a part of such WhatsApp ‘Group’ or ‘Communities’. It is being said that there have been very fast cases of website, fake app and fake contact number using the name of stock brokers or their officials. After which the units under the purview of regulation have been requested to take steps immediately. Also, it is said that they should check the status of registration of institutions on SEBI website for any kind of transaction or investment.

SEBI alert

SEBI has advised investors to use only trading applications. On Wednesday, the market regulator said that by issuing notice of taking precautions towards fake social media forums, which is another such alert in two months. A similar list was given by SEBI in April and was warned of fraud.

SEBI says that by using the name of celebrities or the CEO of a famous institution, by creating fake profiles on behalf of the institution that introduces itself as an expert in the stock market, direct investors are implicated. Along with this, they are implicated for a course related to trading or advice and psyche.

Use of celebrities

SEBI has found in its investigation that such units adopt many strategies to win the trust and trust of investors. These units send unwanted invitations as a link to names like ‘VIP Group’ or ‘Free Trading Course’ (free course of stock market business) (free course of stock market business) to join the WhatsApp group by targeting potential customers. These units often make fake profiles to make themselves trusted, showing them as a securities market expert.

In many cases, they also take fake forms of registered intermediaries, famous public personalities or CEOs of established organizations near SEBI. These units exploit investors by showing fake evidence of big profits. These evidence is also allegedly presented by other members of the group who are actually helpful in this scam. In such a situation, innocent investors are influenced by this misleading depiction and are motivated to transfer funds to the bank accounts of these companies.

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