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Losses from online trading frauds in Karnataka have surged dramatically from Rs 23 crore in 2022 to Rs 903 crore by mid-2024. The majority of victims are educated professionals, particularly techies from Bengaluru, who were duped by fraudsters promising high returns or IPO allocations. Authorities, including CybercrimeCID, are urging victims to report cyber fraud incidents by calling 1930.
🚨 Tech 3 Today One quick thing: The Indian govt is working on a super app for all railway services, says union minister Ashwini Vaishnaw. Scam alert! Online frauds skyrocket from Rs 23 crore in 2022 to Rs 903 crore by mid-2024 in Karnataka. In today's newsletter: IPO-bound…
Most victims from Karnataka are educated professionals, particularly techies from Bengaluru, who were duped after being enticed by fraudsters with promises of high returns or IPO allocation. Report cyber fraud incidents on https://t.co/NoU0Z0Ecc6 /call 1930 https://t.co/yRlkxOEotK https://t.co/d0Ym0bDv49
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