PRAYAGRAJ, June 8 -- Cyber fraudsters allegedly duped four persons of nearly Rs 32 lakh in separate incidents across different police station areas by luring them with fake investment schemes, banking services, and promises of government advertisements. Cases have been registered at the concerned police stations and the Cyber Crime Police Station. According to Jamal Mustafa, a resident of Dariyabad Baluaghat, he and his wife were cheated of Rs 12.28 lakh after fraudsters promised high returns through cryptocurrency investments. The accused allegedly persuaded them to download the 'Delta Exchange' app and transfer money into different accounts. A complaint has been lodged on the cyber crime portal. In another case, Sangeeta Nishad of Arail, Naini, filed a complaint at the Cyber Crime Police Station alleging that fraudsters posing as Punjab National Bank employees duped her of Rs 12.54 lakh in the name of a fixed deposit scheme. The accused allegedly convinced her to transfer the amount through UPI and RTGS transactions by assuring that her money would be doubled. Ram Bali, a businessman from Mehdauri in Teliarganj, alleged that cyber fraudsters withdrew Rs 6.03 lakh from his UCO Bank account. He has filed a complaint with the Cyber Crime Police Station. Meanwhile, Pankaj Shukla of Rajapur lodged a case at Civil Lines Police Station against Kapil Rai and his brother Sushil Rai, residents of Jhunsi. He alleged that the duo cheated him of around Rs 1.44 lakh on the pretext of arranging government advertisements and DAVP contracts. The complainant further alleged that the accused threatened to kill him when he demanded his money back....