Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Cyber Police is Harassing Me By Holding Lien Amount I am innocent then also

[KEyur_GAjre]

Respected Sir, My Indusind Bank Account 100101402236 is has lien 1600 rs on hold by Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Cyber Police And Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Cyber Police is Harassing Me By Holding Hard Worked Money 1600 rs and torturing Innocent Peoples and By Saying You Go To Court I am Poor Man I can’t afford Court Hearings and Lawyer Fees, also all Evidence are shared with Kerala Cyber Police I dont have any Kind of Customers Money Physically Or Digitally this is My Money I Have Worked Hard and Earned this Money As Employee. 1600 rs CX Money is With Sarfaraz Badla (Mo. 8866758879) Attaching Bank Transfer Statement Complaint To CMO Kerala For Kerala TVM Police Harassment .Also Kerala Cybercrime Police Inspector Mr Somasekaran Nair Sir Know That I dont have customers Money in My Account and After Knowing Also not Removing 1600 rs lien amount ,also I Want My Hard Earned Money Back. So I Request You To Remove Lien On Amount 1600 rs Sir . Thank you

[complainthub]

Dear @KEyur_GAjre

Regarding your complaint about ₹1600 held as lien by Kerala Thiruvananthapuram Cyber Police, and the reported harassment, first write to IndusInd Bank customer care (priority@indusind.com, 1860-500-5004) requesting details and removal of the lien citing your circumstances and evidence. Simultaneously, email a detailed complaint to the Kerala Cyber Police nodal officer, and to the CMO Kerala grievance portal. If the issue persists, consider contacting the Kerala State Legal Services Authority for free legal aid.

In addition to your complaint, please be alert and avoid sending any money or sharing personal details in response to fraud or scam contacts. Do not respond to suspicious calls, emails, or social media requests claiming to be from banks or police, and never reveal bank PIN, OTP, or passwords to anyone. For safety tips, refer to IndusInd Bank’s fraud awareness booklet and contact the bank directly for verification before any transaction.

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1. Visit the official website of Kerala Police (keralapolice.gov.in).
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Kerala Police Helpline Number:

In an emergency, dial 112 or the police emergency number (100) to contact the police control room (PCR). For reporting cybercrimes, call the national helpline 1930 or file an online complaint through the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal.

You can contact the state police headquarters by calling at the helpline number +914712722500 / +914712721547 or emailing to phq.pol@kerala.gov.in / pccr.pol@kerala.gov.in (Police Chief Control Room). To contact police intelligence, dial +919497999900.

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