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VGo to nearest police station, file a cyber crime complaint, share all the transaction details, everything else will be handled by investigating officer and banks.VHe is lying to you that cyber police don’t help, just go to your nearest police station and file a cyber crime complaint, give all transaction details, if his bank account has the money, that respective bank will mark lien on his account of whatever money he has, you may get full or some of it, cyber police will intervene and help you resolve it, if done right by investigating officer, court order will also get released in 2 months and you will have your money back, good thing that you did a digital transaction and not cashVYes you can start videotaping the conversation/interaction with not just police but any civil servant, police in India can simply decide to beat you up because they did not like the way you stand on footpath and there’s near to zero consequences they face if you complain. Its wrong, but police have been hardwired to act like this because an avg indian is a retard who doesnt understand verbal communication, only understands dandaraj, so even innocent learned indians sometimes get a burnt in that process. We have a really long way to go.Vhinduism doesnt have any official conversion ceremony tbh, just start following it if you believe in it, albeit every religion is shite, just be youVIt happens when you unknowingly or knowingly received scammed funds in your account, it might even be like scammer goes to a wine shop, buys the liquor and pay via UPI, but once the victims which scammer duped file cyber crime complaint, the wine shop’s account will get marked lien or debit freeze even though the nature of the transaction was legitimate, the funds wine shop received were disputed so, court will pass an order to refund the victim and wine shop will have bear the cost. High value ATM withdrawals or cheque withdrawals also sometimes triggers a red flag and system automatically freezes accont. In such cases police will try to find the scammers using cctv footages at the time of transaction but you are pretty much well aware of how motivated our officials are.
Apparently, there are lot of areas in Bihar, Kolkata, Gujarat and Rajsthan which are marked as black areas where no banks allow anyone to open an account in branches in those areas (recent policy), there professional scammer rings in india which join hands with branch employees to get accounts easily, its really sad.
VI immediately transfer 90% of my salary to my savings account, this is not a redflag, it is expected of people to transfer their salary to their savings accountVGo to nearest police station and file Cyber crime complaint on NCRP Portal, you may get full or some of it back
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