Prayagraj, April 7 -- Cyber criminals cheated a city resident of Rs 3.14 lakh under the pretext of activating his net banking services. Upon realising that he had been defrauded, the victim filed an FIR at the Dhoomanganj Police Station. The police have registered a case, and with the assistance of the Cyber Cell, have commenced an investigation into the matter. According to the written complaint filed by Kalyan Singh, a resident of Jayantipur Sulemsarai, he received a call from an unknown WhatsApp number wherein the caller identified himself as a bank employee. Subsequently, the caller offered to activate his net banking services and highlighted the benefits associated with them. Trusting the caller, Kalyan Singh shared sensitive details, including his ATM card number, Aadhaar number, bank account number, and other personal information. The fraudster executed two separate online transactions on April 2, transferring a total of Rs 3.14 lakh from Kalyan Singh's Indian Bank account. A case has been registered, police said.htc...