CURATED BY – CHANDAN KUMAR CHAUBEY | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Khagaria, These days big and famous people are being targeted by making obscene videos in Khagaria district. In this episode, District Welfare Officer Khagaria was also caught in the clutches of cyber thugs in the obscene video case and cheated of money. When the demand for money started increasing, the District Welfare Officer has registered a case against the cyber thugs in the cyber police station.

The cyber cell of Bihar Police repeatedly warns people not to contact any unknown person on the social network platform. If you do, you can become a victim of fraud, but the District Welfare Officer of Khagaria made the same mistake. For which he is having to bear the brunt. Even after giving thousands of rupees online, the blackmailing did not stop, so the officer went to the cyber police station and registered an FIR.
Khagaria's District Welfare Officer said that on the night of August 14, a video call came from a girl named Manisha Sharma on Facebook Messenger app. After receiving it, the girl started taking off her clothes and repeatedly asked me to do the same. After some time, she sent a video on my WhatsApp and started blackmailing me.

"They demanded money from me. Panicked, I sent two thousand rupees on Phone Pay at night. Even after this, I sent two thousand five rupees. Not only this, on August 15, the cyber thugs demanded 16 thousand 100 rupees soon. They threatened to upload the video on Google if the money was not given. After which, an FIR was registered at the cyber police station on Saturday. After the FIR was registered, the police has started investigation." - District Welfare Officer

Note: Do not give money to an unknown girl by getting lured by her sweet talk. To register a complaint related to cyber crime, you can visit the nearest cyber police station, NCRP portal or dial 1930.