The Rapido driver accepted a trip near the Chandigarh Command Hospital and was asked to stop the passenger’s wife at the railway station.

Rabdo driver from Shandigar recently fell victim to a digital fraud and lost 4000 rupees. He agreed to ride near Al -Jaish Hospital and was asked to stop the passenger’s wife at the railway station. The passenger claimed that he paid 4200 rupees but could not use UPI to him, so he asked the driver to send money to another account. The driver saw the amount that was adopted on his account and redirect the money to the common response code on WhatsApp. Later, he discovered that 4000 rupees in his account had already been sent by a friend the day before, not the passenger. By the time the driver noticed, it was too late.

The driver recalls, “I made a trip in the morning near the CH Hospital (Al -Jaish Hospital). With this, I accepted that.

“When I saw 4009 rupees, I was not worried, but he said he was sending more money to convert, as I felt doubtful and separated. I was happy because I escaped until I saw the date of receipt of 4000 rupees. My friend was subjected to 4000 rupees per minute.

In response to this post, one of the users wrote, “The same thing happened with Rabdo driver, and I know.

An individual tries to help the driver to share some simple steps he can follow. First, they suggested reporting the fraud on the government’s electronic crime site and writing all the details clearly, including all money transfer. Next, the driver must speak to his bank and ask them to start the fees recovery process. It also needs to give the bank a copy of the complaint it submitted online. Once the online complaint is sent to the local police, he must go to the police station and ask them to register the aviation information area. After getting fir information, it must give a copy to the bank. This can help the bank to fight the case better and try to recover money from the deceptive bank.