A man named Binte Khan has lost Rs 2 million from his bank account after he was forced to share the bank account details on phone.
Binte, an resident of Karachi, apparently got a telephone approach September 9 from an obscure number looking for his financial balance subtle elements. The caller reportedly introduced himself as a senior government officer, upon his refusal, the caller threatened him to destroy all his properties in North Waziristan.
‘I had no way out, I got terrified and shared my ledger points of interest with the guest,’ Binte told while lodging a grievance with the Federal Investigation Authority (FIA).
Khan told the FIA, in a broken voice with eyes brimming with tears, that he was denied of his life funds of worth Rs 2 million from the financial balance minutes after the episode. FIA has alluded the case to the managing an account court and propelled an investigation into the issue. Following seven days of examination, the organization has discovered that the defrauders have been working in Sindh and Punjab.
The FIA uncovered that they have three denounced under the radar; to be specific Mohammad Iqbal, Muhammad Aslam and Rahman including others. According to FIA’s subtle elements, Rs 1 million have been exchanged to a record in Jhang under the title ‘Bushra Zahoor’.The cash was then pulled back from 25 distinctive versatile records. FIA said it was trying endeavors to capture the suspects after which an advancement report will be recorded in the court.
