Rudrapur. Making friends on Facebook and then clicking on the link given by him proved costly for the resident of Pant Nagar. It is alleged that in the name of doubling the money, he deposited Rs 6.60 lakh in his account. Later realized the fraud, then demanded action from the police. The police have registered a case and started an investigation. In the Tahrir submitted by Pantnagar resident Dikendra Singh Rawat, he had said that on his Facebook ID, an ID named Elliot appeared in a mutual friend. On which he sent a friend request. After which the conversation started on Messenger. Meanwhile, Elliot gave him two WhatsApp numbers to talk to. On which both started chatting. During this, he sent a link. In which a link that gives high profits and doubles the money was told.

After opening the link the page International Trading Market appeared. After this, he started investing in the market to get a profit. In the first installment, he transferred 10 thousand rupees through phone pay. According to Dikendra, the accused put Rs 12,000 in his account to trick him. Later, trusting him, he deposited an amount of Rs 6.60 lakh in his account. After that they started demanding more money from him, then he realized that he was cheated. The victim has demanded the recovery of Rs. Police Station Officer Pantnagar Rajendra Singh Dangi said that a case has been registered against unknown cyber thugs. Is being investigated. After this necessary action will be taken.