Woman loses Rs 4.90 lakh in stock trading scam

Panchkula, August 14 Three persons have been booked after a woman resident of Panchkula was duped of Rs 4.90 lakh on the pretext of buying equity shares. Sania Makkan, a resident of Sector 26, said she had created an account...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 06:57 AM Aug 15, 2024 IST

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Panchkula, August 14

Three persons have been booked after a woman resident of Panchkula was duped of Rs 4.90 lakh on the pretext of buying equity shares.

Sania Makkan, a resident of Sector 26, said she had created an account on an online website to invest money in share market. She received a call from a person, identified as Molik, who asked her to invest money through an application. Unaware of the scam, the woman started transferring money from her bank account. The woman said she lost a total of Rs 4.90 lakh in the whole process.

A case was registered against the three suspects.— TNS

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