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News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s world ‘followers’ have become everything. Seeing someone having more followers, we feel that that person is a big star. People thought the same in Anshika’s case also. Anshika’s on Instagram More than 7 lakh followers Were. His reels and photos used to get millions of views. Taking advantage of this fame, Anshika started blackmailing people.
How did this dirty game of honeytrap work?
Anshika first used to target rich boys or officers on Instagram. Because of having many followers, people started trusting him quickly. Conversations would start, then numbers would be exchanged and then friendship would turn into love and closeness. As soon as any victim would listen to her and share his privacy or a ‘personal’ video would be made, Anshika would show her true colors.
Even the police inspector could not escape the trap!
The most surprising thing is that this ‘Insta Hasina’ did not spare anyone. A police inspector is also included in the list of around 150 people who became its victims. You can imagine how cunning this girl was that the people who provide justice to others got trapped in her trap. Due to fear of losing public shame and respect, most of the people kept giving money to him silently.
How much did you earn from blackmailing?
Anshika has collected huge amount from these 150 people. When one victim gained courage and complained to the police, the entire empire collapsed like a house of cards. Investigation revealed that she used to run groups in a professional manner and used to extort lakhs of rupees from people by using their personal moments as a weapon.
A bitter truth of social media
This arrest of Anshika is a big warning for all of us. Every beautiful face seen on the phone screen and the smile behind it is not genuine. In today’s era, people are using fame and popularity as weapons for crime.
At present, UP Police is investigating this matter in depth and it is expected that many more names related to this syndicate will come to light. But you should always be cautious, do not trust unknown people just by looking at their reels or followers.
North India Statesman