Jamnagar: Cyber Fraud Case Involving Stock Market Lure and Social Media Scam, Accused Arrested for 25.86 Lakh Fraud A cyber fraud case in Jamnagar has led to the arrest of a suspect accused of defrauding a citizen through a social media platform. The victim, contacted via Instagram, was lured into investing in the stock market with promises of high profits. The accused allegedly persuaded the victim to transfer a total of ₹25,86,000 through online transactions, exploiting their trust and financial vulnerability. The case was registered under sections 316(5), 318(4), 319(2), 61(2) of the Indian Penal Code, as well as sections 66(C) and 66(D) of the Information Technology Act. The investigation, conducted by the cyber crime police station, combined technical analysis of digital footprints with human source intelligence to trace the suspect. The accused, identified as Ravi Roshanlal Vertyanchandji Jat (27 years old), resides in Sanser village, Raelmangara tehsil, Rajasamand district, Rajasthan. Following a thorough investigation, he was apprehended from his hometown. The police have initiated legal proceedings against him, emphasizing the seriousness of cybercrime. The police station has issued a public appeal, urging citizens to remain vigilant against online scams. They advise against engaging with suspicious social media advertisements related to stock markets, cryptocurrencies, or online trading. Citizens are warned not to download unknown links or files, and to enable two-step verification for banking, UPI, and social media accounts. Additionally, they are cautioned against sharing sensitive information such as bank details, debit/credit card numbers, or OTPs with strangers.#stock_market #rajasthan #jamnagar #ravi_roshanlal_vertyanchandji_jat #cyber_crime_police_station
