A major cryptocurrency scam has been uncovered in Telangana, in which investors lost around ₹600 crore (72 million dollars). The fraudsters lured victims by promising high returns and advertising travel packages to Singapore, Dubai, and Goa via WhatsApp. The main suspect, Ramesh Gaud, created a fake platform 'GBR Crypto' and collected ₹95 crore before fleeing abroad. The investigation is ongoing, and the police are looking for other participants in the scheme while also urging the victims to report their losses.
2/4/2025 3:32:07 PM (GMT+1)
Cryptocurrency scam in Telangana: ₹600 crore lost, scam promised high returns and travel packages through WhatsApp. Main suspect is fleeing abroad 🚨
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