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Tamil Nadu man arrested for cheating Warangal resident of Rs 12 lakh via fake stock market app

The accused lured the victim using a fraudulent mobile application named ‘New Wealth’ that promised massive investment returns.

Express News Service

HANAMKONDA: The Warangal Cyber Crime police arrested a man from Tamil Nadu for allegedly cheating a local resident of nearly `12 lakh through a fraudulent online stock market investment scheme.

The accused has been identified as Pavan Kumar, from Tiruvannamalai in Tamil Nadu.

According to Warangal Cyber Crime ACP M Venkataramana, the victim was lured into investing through a mobile application named ‘New Wealth’, which promised massive returns. Trusting the fraudster, the victim transferred `12 lakh to accounts provided by them.

When the promised returns failed to materialise, the victim filed a police complaint.

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