Cyberabad Police arrest man for cheating women on matrimonial sites with fake profiles
The Cyberabad Police have arrested a man for allegedly cheating women on matrimonial sites using fake profiles. The accused, Manda Venkata Kameshu, created profiles on various platforms to gain the trust of women and persuade them to share sensitive financial information. Authorities have urged caution when interacting with unknown individuals online and advised against sharing personal financial details.
- ▪Manda Venkata Kameshu was arrested for creating fake profiles on matrimonial sites.
- ▪He targeted women seeking matrimonial alliances and gained their trust through online communication.
- ▪The cheated money was reportedly spent on online betting and casinos in Goa.
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The cybercrime wing of the Cyberabad Police arrested a man accused of cheating women through fake profiles created on multiple matrimonial platforms.The accused was identified as Manda Venkata Kameshu, a resident of Undrajavaram in West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh. According to the police, he created fake profiles on matrimonial applications including Telugu Matrimony, Reddy Matrimony, Brahmin Matrimony and Kamma Matrimony by posing as a wealthy and well-settled individual using false identities.Police said the accused targeted women seeking matrimonial alliances and gained their trust through WhatsApp calls, Instagram chats and prolonged conversations.
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