It's no use arresting an online financial fraud unless he is forced to pay back the money to the victim.

[aninditasen]

Recently I have been scammed of Rs.5635 by " Trueway Academy " and a girl of rupees 11 lakhs by a man she was cheating to get married in an online matrimony called "Shadi.com". Neither she nor me got back our money from the scammer. The police arrested the CEO of " Shadi.com" which was of no use for the girl's family. It's important for the police to force the scammer to pay back the money to the victim.

 

[caleb377]

It’s incredibly frustrating that the burden of recovery falls so heavily on the victim. In India, the police can freeze a scammer’s account if you report it via the 1930 helpline within the "golden hour," but once the money is withdrawn, the legal process slows down to a crawl. The arrest of the Shaadi.com CEO makes headlines, but it doesn't help the girl get her 11 lakhs back unless the court orders asset attachment. For your Rs. 5635, you should still file a formal complaint at cybercrime.gov.in just to keep the pressure on the academy's bank account.