CHANDIGARH POLICE BRIEF OOF CASES DATED-27.04.2025
Theft
A Case FIR No. 32 u/s 331(4), 305(A) BNS has been registered at Police Station Mauli Jagran on the complaint of Rakesh Kumar R/o Mauli Jagran. The complainant reported that unknown persons broke into his house and stole gold ornaments and ₹20 lakh cash between 26-04-2025 to 27-04-2025. Investigation of the case is in progress.
Cheating
A Case FIR No. 66 u/s 409, 420, 120-B BNS has been registered at Police Station Sector 34 on the complaint of Amar Dev Verma R/o District Ballia, Ballia (UP). The complainant alleged that Lovepreet Mann and others, all associated with Infinity Immigration, SCO No. 107-108, Sector 34, Chandigarh, cheated him of ₹2 lakh on the pretext of sending him abroad. Investigation of this case is in progress
A Case FIR No. 48 u/s 319(2), 318(4), 336(3), 338, 340(2), 61(2) BNS has been registered at Police Station Cyber Crime on the complaint of woman R/o Sector 39. The victim had received a suspicious message on her mobile phone, informing her that ₹2 lakh had been debited from her bank account. Initially assuming it to be a mistake, she ignored the message. However, as she and her husband rushed to their bank, they received two more OTPs indicating additional unauthorized debits of ₹2 lakh each. In total, ₹8 lakh was fraudulently withdrawn from her fixed deposit, which was originally due to mature in 2026. Investigation of this case is in progress
A Case FIR No. 49 u/s 319(2), 318(4), 336(3), 338, 340(2), 61(2) BNS has been registered at Police Station Cyber Crime on the complaint of lady R/o Sector 45/D. The victim had advertised a dining set for sale when they were contacted by a man. After confirming the deal for ₹20,000, the accused tricked Mehar Kaur into scanning QR codes sent via WhatsApp, resulting in the unauthorized debit of ₹80,000 from her bank account. Subsequently, the fraudster manipulated and pressured the victims further, gaining access to Rupinder Kaur’s bank accounts. Under the pretense of completing the transaction, the accused siphoned off another ₹1.99 lakh through multiple fraudulent transactions. In total, ₹2,79,900 was fraudulently withdrawn. Investigation of this case is in progress.