Three arrested for cheating by making fake website of Patanjali Yoggram

New Delhi : If you are booking online for treatment at Patanjali Yogagram, Haridwar, then do so with utmost care only through the official website of Yogagram. Lest it happen that you get trapped in the affair of fake website and become a victim of fraud. Recently, Cyber police station has arrested three accused of online fraud in the name of getting Ayurvedic treatment in Patanjali Yoggram.
The arrested accused have been identified as gang leader Ramesh Patel alias Ghantu (31), his younger brother Ashish Kumar alias Chhotu (22) and website developer Harendra Kumar alias Harry (25). Harendra is BCA pass, currently he is doing MCA from Patna college.
The accused have cheated hundreds of people across the country to the tune of lakhs. Five laptops, 10 mobile phones, 19 SIM cards, 12 debit cards, four check books, six passbooks, WiFi modem and Rs 1.66 lakh in cash have been recovered from the arrested accused. North District Police Commissioner Sagar Singh Kalsi said that North Delhi resident Nitin Sharma had given a complaint of 2.4 lakh fraud on the cybercrime portal of the Ministry of Home Affairs. The victim told that after searching on Google, he found the website of Patanjali Yoggram. On calling the number, a person introduced himself as Dr. Sunil Gupta of Patanjali. After the conversation, asked the victim for 10 thousand rupees in the name of registration. The amount has been paid online. After this, 2.4 lakh rupees were gradually cheated from the victim.