Thane: The Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Thane has directed an insurance company to pay a man claim amount with interest and additional compensation citing that there was a deficiency in its services. The commission held that the complainant, Diliprao D Mohite, a resident of Wagle Estate, has proved the case against the company Star Health And Allied Insurance Co. Ltd. PTI
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Cyberattack on computer at consumer redressal commission
Cybercriminals targeted the computer of the Mysuru District Consumer Redressal Commission and demanded a ransom in US dollars. The attackers encrypted all the files and demanded $980 to provide the decryption key. The cyber police have launched an investigation into the incident. Although the attack did not significantly affect the commission’s operations, it highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures in organizations of all sizes. The commission lodged complaints with the police to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Cybercriminals targeted the computer of the Mysuru District Consumer Redressal Commission and demanded a ransom in US dollars. The attackers encrypted all the files and demanded $980 to provide the decryption key. The cyber police have launched an investigation into the incident. Although the attack did not significantly affect the commission’s operations, it highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures in organizations of all sizes. The commission lodged complaints with the police to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Two nabbed for life insurance claim scam
The Uttar Pradesh Cyber Crime police have arrested two cyber criminals who were operating a network of fake websites and forging death certificates to make fraudulent insurance claims. The criminals created a fake website resembling the official government website and used it to produce counterfeit death certificates. They then submitted multiple applications for fake death claims under the Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana. The accused have been charged with cheating, forgery, and impersonation.
The Uttar Pradesh Cyber Crime police have arrested two cyber criminals who were operating a network of fake websites and forging death certificates to make fraudulent insurance claims. The criminals created a fake website resembling the official government website and used it to produce counterfeit death certificates. They then submitted multiple applications for fake death claims under the Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana. The accused have been charged with cheating, forgery, and impersonation.
Two nabbed for life insurance claim scam
Two cyber criminals in Uttar Pradesh have been arrested for running a network of fake websites and forging death certificates to make fraudulent insurance claims. The accused created a fake website resembling the official government site and used it to produce counterfeit death certificates. They then submitted applications for fake death claims to an insurance company. The accused have been charged with cheating, forgery, and impersonation. The investigation began after a complaint was filed by a resident of Maharashtra.
Two cyber criminals in Uttar Pradesh have been arrested for running a network of fake websites and forging death certificates to make fraudulent insurance claims. The accused created a fake website resembling the official government site and used it to produce counterfeit death certificates. They then submitted applications for fake death claims to an insurance company. The accused have been charged with cheating, forgery, and impersonation. The investigation began after a complaint was filed by a resident of Maharashtra.
