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Mumbai loses over 3 lakhs after being threatened over nude videos

Mumbai man blackmailed over alleged nude video, loses Rs 3 lakhs

 Mumbai man falls prey to sextortionists, loses more than Rs 3 lakh

The victim, who works in a private firm, claimed that he received a video call from an unidentified number on WhatsApp on the night of February 22

A 30-year-old man from the western suburb of Andheri allegedly lost more than Rs 3 lakh to unidentified persons who claimed to have posted nude videos of him on social media, police said on Monday.
The incident came to light after the cash-strapped victim approached the police on Saturday, an official said.
The victim, who works in a private firm, claimed that he received a video call from an unidentified number on WhatsApp on the night of February 22, he said.
On receiving the call, the complainant saw a naked woman, whose face was not seen, and he disconnected the call, the official said, adding that the man received three more calls on the same night.
The next day, the victim received a call from another number and the caller claimed that a nude video of him was available on YouTube and he would have to pay Rs 31,500 to remove it, he said.
Accordingly, the victim paid the caller through an online transaction. He soon received two more calls, during which the caller demanded Rs 62,500 to delete two more videos, the official said.
After making the payment, the victim was again harassed with a demand of Rs 1.51 lakh, which he borrowed from a friend. When the calls didn't stop even after shelling out Rs 3.06 lakh, the man approached the police, he said.
An offence under section 420 (cheating) and other relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code and Information Technology Act has been registered and further probe is underway, the official added.
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4 held for filming couples in intimate situation by extortion gangs in Noida hotel

According to police Vishnu and Abdul were involved in secretly recording couples in OYO rooms.&nbsp;

Four men were arrested by Noida Police for their alleged involvement in secretly filming couples by planting hidden cameras at OYO rooms and later extorting money by blackmailing the couples .&nbsp;
The accused men identified as Vishnu Singh, Abdul Wahav, Pankaj Kumar and Anurag Kumar are members of 3 different gangs which are involved in extortion, supplying of SIM cards and bank accounts illegally and running an unauthorised call centre
According to police Vishnu and Abdul were involved in secretly recording couples in OYO rooms.&nbsp;
The arrests were made by police while investigating a single extortion case filed by a couple who told police that after their recent visit to a hotel, they had been getting extortion calls.&nbsp;
They accused claimed to have filmed them in intimate intimate situation and threatened of circulating the videos online
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ADCP (Central Noida) Saad Miya Khan said, &ldquo;We had information that a person had recently stayed in a room with his female friend and a few days later, a video of their private moment was sent to him along with demands for money. The accused had booked the same room a few days before and had installed the camera. Whenever a couple was seen on the camera, they would profile them and send them their intimate videos on their social media accounts and phones.&rdquo; reported the Indian Express.&nbsp;
With Inputs from PTI

A serious case with repercussions on the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has emerged from the Union Territory.
Two BJP leaders were arrested on April 21 for allegedly extorting money from a woman.&nbsp;The two politicians had allegedly promised to help get the woman's brother out of prison.
The accused have been identified as Abdul Rehman Tikri who is BJP's Bandipora district president, and sarpanch Mushtaq Ahmad.
The woman claimed that she had approached the duo for help in getting her brother released.&nbsp;Reacting to the development, BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur said that the law will take its course.

J&K: BJP leaders arrested for allegedly extorting money to get a man out of jail

A serious case with repercussions on the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has emerged from the Union Territory. Two BJP leaders were arrested on April 21 for allegedly extorting money from a woman. The two politicians had allegedly promised to help get the woman's brother out of prison. The accused have been identified as Abdul Rehman Tikri who is BJP's Bandipora district president, and sarpanch Mushtaq Ahmad. The woman claimed that she had approached the duo for help in getting her brother released. Reacting to the development, BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur said that the law will take its course.
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CAPTIONS J&amp;K BJP leaders arrested Held on extortion charges Complaint filed by a woman Cash-for-jail release&nbsp;case
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<div class="elementToProof">The accused have been identified as Abdul Rehman Tikri who is BJP's Bandipora district president, and sarpanch Mushtaq Ahmad. </div>

A serious case with repercussions on the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir has emerged from the Union Territory.
Two BJP leaders were arrested on April 21 for allegedly extorting money from a woman.&nbsp;The two politicians had allegedly promised to help get the woman's brother out of prison.
The accused have been identified as Abdul Rehman Tikri who is BJP's Bandipora district president, and sarpanch Mushtaq Ahmad.
The woman claimed that she had approached the duo for help in getting her brother released.&nbsp;Reacting to the development, BJP spokesperson Altaf Thakur said that the law will take its course.

Former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, declared a proclaimed offender by a Mumbai court, arrived in Mumbai on Thursday after months in hiding.
Singh flew in from Chandigarh to join the investigation as ordered by the court.
After leaving the airport, Singh appeared before the Mumbai police crime branch to record his statement in connection with an extortion case.
The IPS officer, who is facing several extortion cases in Maharashtra, had told news channels on Wednesday that he was in Chandigarh.
Singh has not reported to work since May this year, after his transfer from the post of Mumbai police commissioner and his subsequent allegations of corruption against then Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh.
His long absence from public scene had fuelled speculation that he might have fled the country. Singh later told court that he was in the country.

'Absconding' Mumbai ex-top cop Param Bir Singh finally surfaces 

Former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, declared a proclaimed offender by a Mumbai court, has surfaced after months in hiding

Param Bir Singh arrives in Mumbai after months in hiding

Param&nbsp;Bir&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;arrives in Mumbai&nbsp;after months in hiding
Former top cop accused of extortion cases, joins probe
Singh&nbsp;appears&nbsp;before Mumbai&nbsp;crime branch to record statement&nbsp;
Singh&nbsp;had made extortion allegations against Anil&nbsp;Deshmukh
Param&nbsp;Bir&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;has not reported to work since May&nbsp;

Former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, declared a proclaimed offender by a Mumbai court, arrived in Mumbai on Thursday after months in hiding

Former Mumbai police commissioner Param Bir Singh, declared a proclaimed offender by a Mumbai court, arrived in Mumbai on Thursday after months in hiding.
Singh flew in from Chandigarh to join the investigation as ordered by the court.
After leaving the airport, Singh appeared before the Mumbai police crime branch to record his statement in connection with an extortion case.
The IPS officer, who is facing several extortion cases in Maharashtra, had told news channels on Wednesday that he was in Chandigarh.
Singh has not reported to work since May this year, after his transfer from the post of Mumbai police commissioner and his subsequent allegations of corruption against then Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh.
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His long absence from public scene had fuelled speculation that he might have fled the country. Singh later told court that he was in the country.

Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader Sanjay Raut has said that the former Mumbai Police&nbsp;Commissioner&nbsp;Param Bir Singh has left the country with the help of Modi Government.&nbsp;
He&nbsp;claimed that Singh has not absconded but made to move out of the country, which he could not have done without the Centre&rsquo;s help.&nbsp;
Raut said former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh was arrested by a central agency based on Singh&rsquo;s allegations, and this was &ldquo;very unfortunate and unethical&rdquo;.&nbsp;
Param Bir Singh is facing investigation in a number of matters, including some extortion cases registered by the Maharashtra Police. Recently, two non-bailable warrants were issued against him in different extortion cases in Mumbai and&nbsp;neighbouring&nbsp;Thane.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Sanjay Raut: Param Bir Singh left India with Centre’s help 

As Mumbai Police continue to look for former city police chief Param Bir Singh, Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut has claimed that the IPS officer has left India with the help from Modi government. 

Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader Sanjay Raut has said that the former Mumbai Police&nbsp;Commissioner&nbsp;Param Bir Singh has left the country with the help of Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;government.&nbsp;
The MP claimed that Singh&nbsp;is not&nbsp;absconding but was made to move out of the country, which he could not have done without the Centre&rsquo;s help.&nbsp;
Raut said former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate based on Singh&rsquo;s allegations, and this was &ldquo;very unfortunate and unethical&rdquo;.&nbsp;
Param Bir Singh is facing investigation in a number of matters, including some extortion cases registered by the Maharashtra Police.
Recently, two non-bailable warrants were issued against him in different extortion cases in Mumbai and&nbsp;neighbouring&nbsp;Thane.

Raut said former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh was arrested by a central agency based on Singh&rsquo;s allegations, and this was &ldquo;very unfortunate and unethical&rdquo;.&nbsp;

Shiv&nbsp;Sena&nbsp;leader Sanjay Raut has said that the former Mumbai Police&nbsp;Commissioner&nbsp;Param Bir Singh has left the country with the help of Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;government.&nbsp;
The MP claimed that Singh&nbsp;is not&nbsp;absconding but was made to move out of the country, which he could not have done without the Centre&rsquo;s help.&nbsp;
Raut said former Maharashtra home minister Anil Deshmukh was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate based on Singh&rsquo;s allegations, and this was &ldquo;very unfortunate and unethical&rdquo;.&nbsp;
Param Bir Singh is facing investigation in a number of matters, including some extortion cases registered by the Maharashtra Police.
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In a shocking revelation, a conman lodged in Delhi's Tihar jail is suspected to have extorted about 200 crore from a businessman.
Reports said that Sukesh Chandrasekhar ran a humongous extortion racket from inside the jail and what was earlier believed to be a case of extortion of 50 crore has become bigger to the tune of 200 crores.
The Times of India has reported that case has been transfered to Economic Offence Wing due to the size of it. The Enforcement Directorate has also reportedly started a paralle probe.
The victim belongs to a top business conglomerate, reports said. The probe has revealed that Chandrasekhar had contacted the victim&rsquo;s family informing them about a purported criminal investigation that was about to be initiated or was underway against them, and promised help in lieu of money. His associates collected the money on his behalf at an undisclosed location.

Sitting in Tihar jail, a conman extorted Rs 200 crore from businessman 

In a shocking revelation, a conman lodged in Delhi's Tihar jail is suspected to have extorted about 200 crore from a businessman.

In a shocking revelation, a conman lodged in Delhi's Tihar jail is suspected to have extorted about 200 crore from a businessman.
Reports said that Sukesh Chandrasekhar ran a humongous extortion racket from inside the jail and what was earlier believed to be a case of extortion of 50 crore has become bigger to the tune of 200 crores.
The Times of India has reported that case has been transfered to Economic Offence Wing due to the size of it. The Enforcement Directorate has also reportedly started a paralle probe.
The victim belongs to a top business conglomerate, reports said. The probe has revealed that Chandrasekhar had contacted the victim&rsquo;s family informing them about a purported criminal investigation that was about to be initiated or was underway against them, and promised help in lieu of money. His associates collected the money on his behalf at an undisclosed location.

In a shocking revelation, a conman lodged in Delhi's Tihar jail is suspected to have extorted about 200 crore from a businessman

According to reports, 62% of cybercrime incidents reported to the Delhi Police in 2020 were related to financial fraud.

Delhi Police: 62% of cybercrime reports in 2020 related to financial fraud

According to reports, 62% of cybercrime incidents reported to the Delhi Police in 2020 were related to financial fraud. The Delhi Police has said it's noticed a spurt in the number of cybercrime incidents during the Covid-19 lockdowns, with 24% of the remaining complaints related to social media, and the last 14% to hacking and data theft. Complaints also showed that cases of extortion by morphing videos of people performing sexual acts have increased as well.

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