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Police Recover ₹2.59 Lakh From Fake Zudio Franchise Fraud

Police Recover ₹2.59 Lakh From Fake Zudio Franchise Fraud
Police Recover ₹2.59 Lakh Duped From Trader Over Fake Franchise Offer In MP's Kukshi · freepressjournal.in

A trader in a small town in India was checking social media when bad people sent him a message.

They pretended to work for a big, famous company and promised him a brand-new store.

The store was supposed to be for a well-known clothing brand called Zudio, part of Tata Enterprises.

The trader wanted the store, so he sent the bad people a lot of money.

After sending the money, the trader realized he had been tricked.

He told the police, who are helpers that catch bad people.

The police worked with banks to find out where the money went.

They stopped the bad people from using their bank accounts and got all the money back.

The money was returned to the trader, and everyone was relieved.

The police now tell people to be careful online and call a special number, 1930, if someone tries to trick them.

Key facts

Amount recovered
₹2,59,600
Fraud type
Fake franchise offer for a Zudio showroom
Contact method
Social media
Fraudulent account
Opened in the name of Tata Enterprises at Punjab National Bank, Guwahati, Assam
Reporting channel
National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP)
Recovery action
Accounts debit-frozen; full amount returned to the complainant's bank account
Cybercrime helpline
1930

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