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- Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C.
- Sajjanar has warned the public about cyber fraudsters exploiting the State government's Indiramma Towers housing scheme through fake calls, fraudulent websites and phishing links.
- The advisory comes as beneficiaries begin paying the ₹10,000 earnest money deposit under the scheme.
- The Commissioner stressed that the selection process is transparent, involves no brokers or middlemen, and any unallotted applicant's EMD will be refunded directly to the paying bank account.
- Beneficiaries have been advised not to share Aadhaar, bank details or OTPs with strangers, avoid unknown links and APK files, and report fraud immediately via helpline 1930 to improve chances of freezing stolen funds.
What to watch next
- Any fresh scam patterns or fake websites targeting Indiramma Towers beneficiaries that police may flag
- Refund of the ₹10,000 EMD directly to bank accounts for applicants not allotted houses
- Whether the police advisory and helplines (040-24603572 and 1930) lead to reported fraud cases being detected or stopped
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