Cyber Fraud Shock Leads to Tragedy in Agra
A government school teacher in Agra, Malti Verma, died of cardiac arrest after a cyber fraud call threatened her with a false sex scandal involving her daughter. The fraudsters demanded money, causing immense stress to Verma, leading to her untimely death.
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A heart-wrenching incident in Agra unfolded as a government school teacher succumbed to a cardiac arrest following a distressing call from cyber fraudsters. The family of Malti Verma, a teacher at Junior High School in Achhnera, claims that she was targeted by criminals who falsely alleged her daughter's involvement in a sex scandal.
The fraudsters, posing as law enforcement, threatened to disclose the fabricated scandal unless a payment was made. Despite her son Deepanshu Rajput's reassurance that the call was a scam, Verma was unable to shake the anxiety, which ultimately led to her tragic death.
The incident has been reported to the authorities, with Anandveer Singh, the in-charge at Jagdishpura police station, confirming receipt of the complaint. A thorough investigation is underway, as the family mourns their loss while seeking justice.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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