The development fraudulent cycle is taking away the money of the students
Chittagong District Representative:
It has been alleged that the Bikash fraudsters are taking away the stipend money of the students of the educational institution in Senbagh, Noakhali. The bKash fraudsters are stealing millions of rupees from the account and in cash by stealing the secret PIN number of the bKash account of the students and their parents saying that they will correct the mistake in the stipend paper and provide incentives to the coroner. Nurul Alam Sabuj, principal of Lion Jahangir Alam Manik Women’s College in Senbagh, has lodged a written complaint with Senbagh Police Station on the basis of the allegations of cheating students.

It has been reported that there are 5 institutions of higher learning in Senbagh, Noakhali. The institutions are Senbagh Government Degree College, Lion Jahangir Alam Women’s College, Baliakandi Sultan Mahmud Degree College, Kankirhat University College and Akbar Ali Technical College. After Corona started, the government announced the closure of schools and colleges to protect the health of students. In this opportunity, a development fraudulent cycle has become active and has taken millions of rupees from the students through various scams. Salma Akhter and Farzana Akhter, two class XI students of Lion Jahangir Alam Women’s College in Senbagh, have fallen victim to such fraud. An official of the fraudulent education board called Salma on her mobile phone and asked her if she had received 24 hundred and 34 hundred rupees in two installments. The fraudster then said that the money was basically incentive money during the government’s corona period. 2300 of his stipend was not credited to his bKash account as there was a mistake in the stipend documents. So if you want to get stipend money, you have to correct the mistakes. For this they are asked to say a room number. Then when the student gives his mother’s mobile number, a message of 5 numbers comes to that number. After that, the student develops his mother’s number in two phases at Rs 23,500 and Rs 45,000. The fraudsters then snatched Rs 45,000 from the student’s mother’s account and Rs 48,000 including the student’s own Rs 2,000. Whether he got 48 hundred rupees. After that, when the students replied in the affirmative, the fraudsters said that the money was basically incentive money during the government’s corona period. Due to a mistake in the stipend paperwork of his stipend of Rs 30,000, his development account was not dukeni. So if you want to get stipend money, you have to correct the mistakes. For this, they were asked to say the number of the house and then one by one the number of the elder brother, uncle and aunt of the student was hacked and 19 thousand rupees was taken.

When contacted, the principals of four other colleges in Senbagh admitted that the development fraudsters were involved in the scam, adding that they were running a campaign to make the students aware of the issue and a notice had been posted on the notice board. Senbagh Police Officer-in-Charge (OC) Abdul Baten Mridha confirmed the incident and said everyone, including students, should be aware of the scammers. BKash never wants to know the secret number of the customer. They are running a propaganda campaign in different media.