The country’s financial capital Mumbai city has become a financial fraud capital? There has been financial fraud of 38 thousand crores in Maharashtra in a year. The city of Mumbai is at the top. Mumbaikars were defrauded for Rs 12,000 crore. How the country’s financial capital Mumbai has become the hotspot of Financial Fraud.
The financial capital now seems to be the capital of financial loot. Here the thugs have looted 12 thousand crores in a year. According to data from the Home Department of the Maharashtra government, in 2024, 2,19,047 cases of financial fraud were reported in Maharashtra. In these cases, there was a fraud of 38,872 crores. Maximum 51,873 cases of fraud were registered in Mumbai. In these cases of cheating, the victims were defrauded for a total of Rs 12,404.12 crore.
After Mumbai, the highest number of 22,059 fraud cases were registered in Pune city, where there was a fraud of Rs 5,122.66 crore in total. Thane, Nagpur, Nashik, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Amravati, Solapur and other districts have also revealed large -scale fraud.
IG Yashasvi Yadav of Maharashtra Cyber Police says the scope and figures of loot are even bigger than this. No one is left until the cyber experts are falling prey to themselves, well -edited people. They are moving forward in technology. Our done is on Going Challenge. People will have to be aware, if Aware, 90% crime can stop.
Chief Minister’s city is also not safe!
11 thousand 875 cases of financial fraud have been registered in Nagpur city. The CM also admitted that the most financial fraud cases plagued the most. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that as Home Minister, it has come to my attention that most of the cases of financial fraud came to me in the previous year cases. Due to lack of financial knowledge, many people lost their lives for more benefit under the Ponzi scheme. It is very important that people have a strong need to increase financial knowledge.
If the thugs are easily looting such loot in the financial capital, then how much will the challenge to increase awareness will be in the rural area. Where there is no minor understanding of reporting such fraud.