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Lakh Stolen in Cryptocurrency Transfer in Chandigarh: Contact Made with Binance and LBank; Screenshots and Other Evidence Submitted to Police.
According to the report, cybercriminals have stolen 6 lakh rupees in a bitcoin fraud case that has surfaced in Chandigarh. In his complaint to the cyber cell, the victim, Bilal Khan, claimed that a cryptocurrency scam had taken the money out of his wallet. The transactions were linked to a hot wallet on Binance, according to an investigation. The cyber cell has already received all transaction hashes, screenshots, and other supporting documentation from the complaint.
According to Bilal Khan, when he reached out to Binance and LBank, they replied that they were unable to take any action until a law enforcement agency made an official request. Bilal has also provided the cyber cell with screenshots of these answers.
According to the report, cybercriminals have stolen 6 lakh rupees in a bitcoin fraud case that has surfaced in Chandigarh. In his complaint to the cyber cell, the victim, Bilal Khan, claimed that a cryptocurrency scam had taken the money out of his wallet. The transactions were linked to a hot wallet on Binance, according to an investigation. The cyber cell has already received all transaction hashes, screenshots, and other supporting documentation from the complaint.
According to Bilal Khan, when he reached out to Binance and LBank, they replied that they were unable to take any action until a law enforcement agency made an official request. Bilal has also provided the cyber cell with screenshots of these answers.
Three main demands have been made of the cyber cell by the victim:
First Demand: If Binance and LBank have been formally contacted, the police must clarify. In their responses, the businesses said they would only act if a Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) made a formal request.
Second Demand: The police should promptly freeze the suspicious accounts and submit an LEA request. According to the victim, bitcoin transfers move swiftly between wallets, and if anything is not done right away, the money will be moved again and recovery will be impossible.
Third Demand: The victim has urged the cyber cell to act right away, stating that receiving his money back is his last resort. “A cryptocurrency transaction that is delayed means the entire amount is lost,” he said unequivocally.
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