Inside The 'Digital Arrest' Scams: How Fake Police Are Emptying Bank Accounts

[@komalhema135]

Govt is unable to burst the racket.Digitisation without proper cyber protection is the reason for people loosing money.

[@rishirajsingh688]

Or may be carelessness of people - who can speak good english but refuse to stope being casual. Indians are used to be casual and non responsible in their habits. So good that the careless folks are gettting a lesson of life. We cant blam old people scammed, but the ones who are middle age or yound ones have been using tech for a while now. Pls stop blaming govt. Even banks send warnings too often about privacy.

[@seeview]

​@rishirajsingh688 criminal aren't being arrested due to whatever reason blaming the victim isn't correct. We all are middle class, making money always difficult

[@jackreacher4945]

I think the officer concerned should have also been asked more about these criminals, how many criminals have they arrested, who is behind these scams, and how banks are not being held accountable for opening and allowing such scamster accounts without verification? After all, accounts have names, how are banks opening accounts with names that sound like they belong to official agencies?

[@madhu4125]

I would understand if a uneducated person was duped, but people in IT and "educated" people getting duped ???

[@jackreacher4945]

It's sometimes easier to scam "educated" people because their ego and sense of shame are both used to the advantage of the scamster. They just need to be more sophisticated. Secondly, it's a larger issue in our society, people are afraid of the agencies, constant visuals of Police beating people in TV shows, movies and even in real life have created this sense that the agencies are not bound by anything, and they can ruin your life in a million ways if they wish to. It's the job of the government, the education boards and the agencies to dispel this myth, however, very sadly, they just do not care.

[@tanyaalmeida1368]

Agree 💯

[@rishirajsingh688]

May be black money :)

[@seeview]

​@@rishirajsingh688 if it's black money never reported.

[@user1902-b7e]

@@rishirajsingh688 In IT field, there is no scope of earning black money.

[@user1902-b7e]

please do not get scared from these things even if there is some digital arrest in the law

[@SuziSander]

The video is very interesting! Something I don't understand: I have USDT in my OKX wallet and I have the recovery phrase. -----------: How should I convert them into Bitcoin?

[@johnkarunaker202]

Thnx to India govt cyber security experts. Modi hain tho mumkin hain. Make sure Adani should not lose a rupee .

[@oswaldmoraes3176]

All the authorities have been compromised the devil is enjoying the fruits of his labour.

[@bravikumar8950]

Awareness is going on for many years.perhaps it is not working in many cases because criminal are professionals and common people and even knowledgeable people unable to escape from fraudulents.policies like registration of phone numbers and other documents with Banks should be discontinued /decoded.Perhaps there is no other way as criminals have data about Bank a/s.

[@PaulWhite-v8s]

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[@apnabini]

money go from one account to another, but RBI/Police/Bank can't trace the culprit ??? in the name of digitalization, govt put gullible people at huge risk ...is Police only equipped to collect road fines , cant they also digitalize themselves ???

[@Seawand123]

Absolutely agree - i think it should not be so difficult to get to the culprits, the banks have all the KYC details...

[@oswaldmoraes3176]

JESUS let YOUR LIGHT SHINE.

[@manikmukherji5102]

If the account number of transferee is known, can it not be traced. I am shocked to find this amazing trick.

[@Seawand123]

Absolutely agree. Banks are known for chasing customers for KYC compliance and they are very strict on this.. So obviously any transferee account details must be available with the concerned bank - unless the bank is also a party to the fraud.. So strange that Indian Police and cyber crime cannot reach the source..

[@mmr306]

can courts take suomoto of the scam and clarify

[@komalhema135]

Can we transfer the call received from cyber criminals to police directly?

[@nishanshetty529]

I have lost I.5 lakhs rupees

[@user1902-b7e]

how. please do not get scared from these things even if there is some digital arrest in the law.

[@RuckmaniK-c3w]

I am also one Who lost 24 lakhs and thirty thousand on 25and 26of November by the same digital scam a

[@RuckmaniK-c3w]

And no money in my bank account nowmore stressed iam asking cyber crime to take action to catch the people and help people like us

[@RuckmaniK-c3w]

That my hard earned money which I worked hard for thirty years

[@raviraj1975]

If there is any urgency Police would come home ..physically and arrest and brief you. You have lawyers as well... do not know why people are so much scared about police... there are good people too...

[@subhamv984]

​@@RuckmaniK-c3wit is very funny that u are not truly diligent in safeguarding the thirty years life saving amount.