3 held for fraud

Tribune News Service

Faridabad, Updated At : 08:49 AM Feb 06, 2025 IST

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The Ballabgarh cyber crime police have arrested three persons in connection to a online fraud case amounting to Rs 10.79 lakh. The fraud took place around three months ago through a task on Telegram app.

The accused have been identified as Prakash Naval, Satish Naval and Shivam Jha all from Mathura, UP. They are accused of cheating a resident of Chawla Colony in Ballabgarh on November 11 last year. According to reports, the victim received a call on his WhatsApp, where he was invited to participate in a task on Telegram that promised large profits through cryptocurrency investment.

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