Muškarac iz Maharashtra uhapšen u slučaju cyber prevare u Adilabadu

A 25-year-old man from Maharashtra has been arrested in connection with a cyber fraud case in Adilabad. The accused, identified as Chaitanya Pramod from Akola district, is alleged to have duped a local resident of ₹73,279 by impersonating a bank official in July this year. The Adilabad One-Town police conducted the arrest after tracing the individual using technical evidence from the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP). According to authorities, the accused posed as a bank representative to activate the victim's credit card. Further investigation uncovered that Pramod was allegedly involved in cyber frauds amounting to approximately ₹95.33 lakh across Telangana, Maharashtra, and Goa, having defrauded nearly 150 individuals by pretending to be a bank employee. The Adilabad Superintendent of Police, Akhil Mahajan, commended the investigative team for their efforts and presented them with cash rewards. The case highlights the growing issue of cyber fraud and the importance of digital forensics in tracking such crimes.