He used to make calls after downloading FIR from police app, used to ask for money by posing as fake SP, one arrested from village in Madhya Pradesh.

Noida: Sector 63 police arrested a youth who downloaded FIR from UP Cop app and cheated by posing as SP and DM. The accused used to extract the numbers of the accused and the victim from the FIR. In the name of suppressing the case and getting justice for the victims, the accused used to transfer Rs 3,000 to Rs 5,000 through UPI. On August 19, the accused had demanded Rs 3,000 from a woman. She was threatened and abused when she refused. After getting the information, the police traced the number and nabbed the accused within 36 hours. The arrested accused is Dhirendra Yadav, a resident of Madhya Pradesh. According to the police, the woman had lodged a complaint at Sector 63 police station accusing her neighbour of assault. Meanwhile, on August 19, the woman received a call. The caller identified himself as Cyber ​​Crime ACP Narayan Verma. He said that he has information about her case. The one who assaulted. After his arrest, action will be taken within 6 months and there will be no bail. You transfer 3 thousand rupees to this number. When the woman refused, the accused abused her and threatened her. He said that no action will be taken in her case. The husband who was near the woman recorded the entire conversation on the phone.

The DCP of Central Zone immediately registered a case and traced the number and the location was found to be that of the MP. The team left Noida on the 22nd. With the help of the local police, the accused Dhirendra Yadav was arrested from his village. The gang leader Pushpendra Yadav is absconding. Police say there are 7-8 people with Pushpendra. Pushpendra himself has provided his UPI number and QR code. Sim also provides Pushpendra. This is the first arrest of the gang. Police have formed a team to nab the entire gang.

Police say the accused failed on the tenth. He was cheating for a year by extracting FIRs from the UP Cop and Delhi Police apps. He has cheated more than 100 people so far.

6-minute video led to the arrest of the accused

On August 21, a video went viral on social media. In it, the accused was threatening the woman by posing as a fake ACP and demanding money from her. The moment the accused spoke to the woman, her husband recorded the entire incident on his phone and made it viral on social media. When this video reached the police, they immediately formed a team. The team arrested the accused within 36 hours.