Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Gujarat Police Recover Rs 11 Lakh for Sydney-Based Indian in Cyber Fraud Case
A man named Saurabh Jolly, who lives in Sydney, Australia, sent Rs 11 lakh to someone in Amreli, India, to buy gold.
But the seller never gave him the gold.
Jolly told the Amreli Police about this problem by email.
The police quickly started investigating and worked with the bank to get his money back.
They got the full Rs 11 lakh back to Jolly's account.
Jolly was very happy with how the police handled the case and thanked them for their help.
This shows how the police can help people who are cheated online.
Saurabh Jolly, a Sydney-based Indian, transferred Rs 11 lakh for gold that was never delivered.
He filed a complaint via email with the Amreli Cyber Crime Police in June 2026.
The police investigated and coordinated with the bank to recover the full amount.
The money was returned to Jolly's account in July 2026.
Jolly praised the Amreli Cyber Crime Team for their prompt and committed policing.
- Who
- Saurabh Jolly, a Sydney-based Indian national originally from New Delhi
- What
- Recovery of Rs 11 lakh in a cyber fraud case
- When
- Payment made in April 2026, complaint filed in June 2026, recovery in July 2026
- Where
- Amreli, Gujarat, India
- Why
- To recover money transferred for undelivered gold
Victim's Perspective
Fraudster's Perspective
Payment for Gold
Victim's Perspective
Saurabh Jolly transferred Rs 11 lakh for gold that was never delivered.
Fraudster's Perspective
The recipient received the money but failed to deliver the gold.
- Victim
- Saurabh Jolly
- Amount Recovered
- Rs 11 lakh
- Location of Victim
- Sydney, Australia
- Location of Fraudster
- Amreli, Gujarat
- Date of Payment
- April 2026
- Date of Complaint
- June 2026
- Date of Recovery
- July 2026
- Police Involved
- Amreli Cyber Crime Police