Public TV EnglishPublic TV EnglishPublic TV English
  • Latest
  • States
    • AndhraPradesh
    • Karnataka
    • Kerala
    • Tamilnadu
    • Telangana
  • India
  • National
  • Cricket
  • Crime
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • Bollywood
    • Sandalwood
  • Food
    • Non Veg
    • Veg
  • Technology
Reading: Forest official loses Rs 9.9 lakh to online scam
Notification Show More
Font ResizerAa
Public TV EnglishPublic TV English
Font ResizerAa
  • Latest
  • States
  • India
  • National
  • Cricket
  • Crime
  • Business
  • Entertainment
  • Food
  • Technology
Search
  • Latest
  • States
    • AndhraPradesh
    • Karnataka
    • Kerala
    • Tamilnadu
    • Telangana
  • India
  • National
  • Cricket
  • Crime
  • Business
  • Entertainment
    • Bollywood
    • Sandalwood
  • Food
    • Non Veg
    • Veg
  • Technology
Follow US
Bengaluru

Forest official loses Rs 9.9 lakh to online scam

Last updated: July 21, 2026 5:57 pm
By
Share
1 Min Read

BENGALURU: Fraudsters seem to be constantly coming up with new way to steal money. The latest technique is sending marriage invitations in electronic form.

Ramesh Babu, who works in the Forest Department in Bengaluru, received a marriage e-invitation from an unknown number on the evening of July 13. Thinking it might be from some friend, Ramesh Babu opened the invitation out of curiosity.

As soon as he opened it, he realised it was an APK file and ignored it. Within a few minutes of this, messages started coming in that money was being deducted from officer Ramesh Babu’s account. By the time he checked what was happening, around Rs 9,96,658 had already been debited in seven transactions.

The officer has filed a complaint at the North Division Cyber Police Station In this regard and further investigation is under way.

More Read

Two youths missing after going for swim in Tunga river
Newborn abandoned by roadside in Athani eaten by stray dogs
‘Aim to build new bridge…’: DIFF president on Chinese Film Festival
Fire at plastic godown at Nayandahalli, 30 vehicles gutted
Bus knocks down youth at Hassan bus stand
He shall live on in hearts of millions: PM Modi lauds ex-Japanese PM Shinzo Abe
Canada admits leaking details of Nijjar case to Washington Post
Share This Article
Facebook Whatsapp Whatsapp Telegram
Previous Article Namma Metro green line witnesses disruption due to technical fault in power supply, normal service resume later
Next Article No Covid cases in Karnataka, but exercise caution, says health minister UT Khader

Popular News

Pregnant elephant, calf found dead in Bandipur and BR hills forests
KSRP bus breaks one-way rule, personnel threaten and abuse car owner for questioning them
Public TV EnglishPublic TV English