Man Falls For Insurance Fraud, Loses ₹12 Lakh

NEW DELHI: A man was scammed out of over Rs 1.2 million by fraudsters who claimed that his father, who died of a heart attack in 2020, had insurance policy worth Rs 1.6 million and was asked to make a down payment for his release. It is said that he was killed. The victim, a resident of Uttam Nagar, received a call about what was purported to be his father’s insurance policy. The caller explained that he would need to pay a cancellation fee to access the funds. “The victims were unaware of the policy and got fooled by the ruse. They demanded payment on various pretexts including GST, customer ID generation, maintenance fees, etc.,” the officer said. Victims made multiple payments and received counterfeit copies of funds release documents. Suspicious, he visited the company’s office in Daryaganj and discovered that the documents were fake. Police registered a case and started investigation.
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