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The cybercrime police today claimed to have arrested the kingpin of an inter-state gang involved in creating fake helplines of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSEB) and fraudulently withdrawing money from the bank accounts of their victims.

The complainant, who works as a security supervisor at a public sector organisation in Navi Mumbai, received a message last month to update the e-KYC of his mobile number.

SP (state Cyber ​​Cell, Indore) Jitendra Singh said that, on September 14, a complaint was received by the police from the assistant manager saying that he had received a text message on his mobile number asking him to update the KYC of his bank account.

The complainant, who works as a carpenter at a private construction company, saw a Rs 1,100 debit from his salary account while checking the statement.

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The SMS, which was apparently from Airtel, indicated that the numbers Know Your Customer (KYC) details were out of date and that the number will be blocked if the necessary steps were not taken.

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A popular Marathi actress recently fell prey to a KYC fraud and ended up losing ₹1.48 lakh. The fraudster had messaged the actress posing to be from a mobile operator, asking her to fill up the KYC form, failing which her mobile services will be suspended.

A Marathi film actress from Vile Parle was duped of Rs 1.48 lakh after receiving a message purportedly sent by her telecom operator Airtel, asking her to reveal her ATM card details, which were used to withdraw money from her account.

Cyber Police Kashmir Zone, Srinagar has successfully recovered an amount of Rs 7 lakhs of gullible people, which was lost in various KYC frauds/scams during the