Read how a Mumbai doctor lost Rs 1.40 lakh while ordering samosas
A 27-year-old Mumbai doctor lost Rs 1.40 lakh of civic-run KEM hospital, after he ordered 25 plates of samosas from a famous restaurant in Sion, a police officer said on Monday.
The officer said the incident occurred on Saturday between 8.30 am to 10.30 am.
“The victim and his colleagues had planned a picnic at Karjat and had ordered samosas for the journey. He placed the order after locating the eatery’s number online. When he called on the number, the one who answered asked him to pay Rs 1,500 in advance,” he stated.
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“The doctor then received a Whatsapp message, which confirmed the order and a bank account number to send money online. The doctor sent Rs 1,500. The man at the other end said the doctor had to create a transaction ID for the payment. While following instructions to create one, he first lost Rs 28,807 and subsequently Rs 1.40 lakh cumulatively,” he said.
A 27-year-old Mumbai doctor lost Rs 1.40 lakh of civic-run KEM hospital, after he ordered 25 plates of samosas from a famous restaurant in Sion, a police officer said on Monday.
On his FIR, a case has been reported at Bhoiwada police station under Indian Penal Code and Information Technology Act provisions, the officer confirmed.
Source – IT
