Fraud through Telegram

Dear client,

1)If the amount ordered by the court is not credited to your account, you should immediately inform the court. File a petition or application in the same court, stating that the court's order has not been complied with. The court may issue further directives to the concerned parties, such as the banks or enforcement agencies.

2)You can approach the bank where the court order was directed and submit the copy of the order, requesting immediate credit of the amount. If there are complications with multiple victims, the bank may require further court clarification.

3) Since another victim has already claimed part of the amount, file an additional petition in court clarifying the situation. You can request that the court take action to secure the remaining funds and ensure that your share is protected. This may involve redistributing the amount proportionately or providing instructions for the next steps.

4) If there is still no resolution, you can file for execution proceedings in the court, where the court enforces its own orders. This could include seizing assets, garnishing funds, or taking other legal measures to ensure compliance with the court's judgment.

Dear sir,
you have to again approach the court and bring to the notice of court about non-compliance of court order and further to request to initiate contempt proceedings.

Dear Client,
The court passed a uniform order for the release of funds traced out of seized accounts to the victim of cybercrime. Typically, in the absence of sufficient funds in the seized accounts having multiple claims, the Bank fails to comply with the Court's order from the seized accounts of fraudsters. In the given scenario, you may, however, apply before the same Court for the execution of the order. Let the matter be decided by the Court in the prevailing situation. Further, for non-compliance with the Court's order, a contempt proceeding can be initiated within a year from the date of the order either on the court's own motion or through a petition filed by an aggrieved party under Section 11 of the Contempt of Court Act, 1971 before the High Court with the permission of the Attorney General or Advocate General of the State. You can also file a complaint online to the regulatory authority RBI on the Digital Complaint Management System (CMS) Portal: https://cms.rbi.org.in/cms/IndexPage.aspx. This is a unified portal for Banking, NBFC as well as Digital Transactions related grievances. If required, you can hire the service of an Advocate to navigate the issue in the right way.