In a shocking case of cyber fraud in Rajasthan, police have unveiled a scheme where a young individual and his accomplices exploited tribal populations through a deceitful website. The arrest of six youths, including the son of a farmer, highlights a grim reality where marginalized communities are especially vulnerable to online scams. Authorities recovered significant sums and assets, including a tractor, from the perpetrators who operated a sophisticated fake porn website. This incident sheds light on the dire need for comprehensive digital education and protective measures for vulnerable groups, ensuring they are equipped to navigate the web safely.
The exploitation of vulnerable tribal communities by cybercriminals underscores the urgent need for digital literacy
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Jan-20
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Rajasthan Police arrested six youths in Banswara district, seizing Rs 19.6 lakh in cash and a tractor. The mastermind, 18-year-old Nayan Patidar, operated a professional-looking porn website to scam tribal people into making online payments. Police recovered …
From The Times of India
Jan-20
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A recent case from Rajasthan lays bare the unsettling trend of young individuals, including the son of a farmer, turning to cybercrime, effectively exploiting innocent citizens through a counterfeit pornographic website. Six arrests have been made in Banswara district, with police seizing over 19 lakh INR and a tractor, pointing to the sophisticated methods employed by these criminals. This episode not only underscores the need for families and educational institutions to instill stronger ethical standards but also calls for an iron-fisted approach by law enforcement to deter such nefarious activities and safeguard societal values.
From The Times of India