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Woman arrested for online fraud through Fifia App



KATHMANDU: Police have arrested and made public a woman on the charge of fraud conducted online through the ‘Fifia’ mobile App.

Police arrested Dadiki Sherpa Rai, originally from Hatuwagadhi rural municipality-6 in Bhojpur district and currently residing at Tokha rural municipality-6 in Kathmandu, for defrauding over Rs 1.1 million from various people under the pretext of online betting.

According to Rabindra Regmi, Spokesperson at the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office’s Spokesperson and Superintendent of Police, the arrested woman used to befriend people through social networking sites and encourage them to install the Fifia App.

Thereafter, she would urge her friends to update their bio-data and other personal details such as bank-related information. She would take them into confidence assuring them that the financial transaction done through the same App was consistent with the law of Nepal and defraud them, a police investigation found out.

The alleged woman was found cheating on people by placing advertisements of online matches between various countries and luring them saying that if they bet, they would get profit within 90 minutes, it was revealed.

Police have sent the arrested woman to the District Police Office at Teku for further investigation and action on the charges of fraud and betting as per the prevailing law.

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