Based on the complaint and technical evidence, a case was registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) at the Bhopal crime branch, and an investigation was initiated. During the probe, the police found that the accused were operating from abroad and withdrawing
According to the police, cyber fraud amounting to over ₹4.84 crore was reported during January 2026. Of this, lien marking was effected on ₹1.55 crore, while ₹39 lakh was refunded to victims through court orders. During this period, 20 cyber cases were successfully solved, and 13 cases we
Delhi Police busted a well-organised interstate cyber fraud syndicate operating with a new and sophisticated modus operandi involving Fastag payments and Amazon Gift Cards, arresting two accused from Rajasthan.
Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly Vijender Gupta on Friday said, "The DGP Punjab, Police Commissioner Jalandhar, and Special DGP Cyber Cell, Punjab, have been issued notices and given 48 hours to submit their written explanations along with all relevant documents in response," whi
The Cyber Cell of the Crime Branch, Delhi Police, has busted another major module involved in the illegal printing of wrappers/packaging for spurious medicines and fake cosmetic products. They arrested three accused in connection with the manufacture and sale of spurious medicines.
An 82-year-old senior citizen was digitally intimidated and coerced into transferring a total amount of Rs. 1,16,00,000 on the false pretext of legal action in a recent cybercrime incident. The Cyber Cell of the Delhi Crime Branch has arrested three accused persons.
A series of raids was carried out across Delhi-NCR to trace Shubham, who constantly switched SIM cards to evade surveillance. Persistent tracking by the Cyber Cell led to his arrest from Tilak Nagar on December 6.
The Intelligence Fusion & Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit of the Delhi Police Cyber Cell has arrested two accused for their alleged involvement in a transnational human-trafficking network that lured Indian youths to Myanmar and forced them to work in cyber-fraud compounds under cond
During the operation, police found that the building used for the call centre was registered in the name of Sanu's younger brother, Rehan alias Tinny. The building has been sealed for further investigation, officials said.
In a post on X, Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi informed that the arrested kingpin is believed to have trafficked more than 500 individuals from several countries.
Among the arrested individuals are, Sumit Kumar, Atul Sharma of Kurukshetra, Rahul Manda of Hisar, Varun Anchal alias Lucky of Jalandhar, and Amit Kumar Singh alias Kartik of Saran have been have been arrested in different cases.
The operation was carried out under the supervision of ACP Sh. Anil Sharma comprised teams of Inspector Sandeep Singh, Inspector Ashok Kumar, Inspector Shivram, and Inspector Subash.