Kannauj News: Arshad and his son Asad Ahmed, residents of Sautara village of Tirwa police station area of ​​Kannauj district, used to get money deposited in the account of a madrasa through digital arrest. A woman resident of Indore, Madhya Pradesh was defrauded of Rs 46 lakh through digital arrest in the month of September; the victim had registered a case in September. Indore police have arrested the accused-father and son from Sautara village. It was also alleged that to escape their arrest, the accused had filed a complaint against a youth named Sahil, saying that Sahil used to get the money collected through digital arrest deposited in the account.

Son Asad Ahmed Khan is the madrasa operator. Ali Ahmed Khan retired as a teacher from an inter college in Tirwa nine years ago and after that he started a madrasa. He himself became the manager and made his son Asad Ahmed Khan the co-manager. About seven years ago, the accused father-son together cheated 13 people of the nearby village of Rs 5 to 10 lakhs. They had given false promises of giving jobs in the madrasa. When they did not get jobs, people complained to the police. When a panchayat was held, half the money of some people was returned and the rest of the money was embezzled. Now the father-son have been caught by the Indore Crime Branch Police and sent to jail in a case of fraud.

What does the family of the accused say on the allegation of fraud?
In the case of money going into the madrasa account in the fraud of lakhs done through digital arrest in Indore, the family of the operator and teacher are calling them innocent. They say that we have been running the madrasa for about 20 years, but this never happened. A few days ago, a person living in Indore, calling himself Sahil, talked about opening an account for the madrasa while talking about financial support from various organizations. After which he took the papers of the madrasa from Asad Ahmed, son of the madrasa teacher and operator, a resident of Sautaura village of Tirwa Kotwali area, and opened an account in ICICI Bank a few days ago.

Arshad, the brother of the cyber fraud accused, said that there are 4 madrasas operating in our Kannauj district, the oldest of which is Falah Darain Sabiri in Sautaura, from class 1 to 8, whose director is Asad's father Ali Ahmed. Apart from this, there is another madrasa Niswa Falah Darain Sabiri Madrasa, which is run by Asad. The money was deposited in the account of this madrasa during the digital arrest. Apart from this, there is a degree college and a madrasa in Miyaganj of Sadar.

Ali Ahmed's youngest son Arshad runs a degree college. He is calling his father and brother innocent. Asad's wife Tarannum has also given an application to Indore police on 5 December, in which Sahil, who called and lured them with financial help, has been named as the main accused and a request has been made to arrest him. Local residents do not have any specific information about the arrested madrasa operators. Local residents say that Ali Ahmed was a doctor earlier, then he started teaching after setting up a college.