Delhi Police has arrested two people for allegedly committing cyber fraud. The two were arrested in a case registered on a complaint by a woman who was allegedly defrauded of Rs 18,00,000 after she joined a WhatsApp group that claimed to teach her stock chart analysis.
The Special (PMLA) Court, Ranchi vide order dated July 23, 2024, sentenced five accused persons to five years of rigorous imprisonment, imposed a fine of Rs 2.5 Lakh on each accused person and in default of the fine, a further six months simple imprisonment and confiscated the seized propert
Continuing with its massive crackdown in a human trafficking and cyber frauds case relating to Laos and other Southeast Asian countries, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday arrested four key accused from Delhi, the agency said on Tuesday.
In a candid interview with ANI, Indian Ambassador to Thailand, Nagesh Singh, expressed grave concerns over the escalating crisis in Myanmar's troubled regions, where ethnic armed groups have seized control, fostering a breeding ground for criminal syndicates and illicit activities.
Five locations in the three states were subjected to thorough searches by NIA teams as part of the agency's crackdown on individuals/travel agents involved in the trafficking of vulnerable youth from India to the Golden Triangle SEZ in Laos.
The staff of Cyber Cell, South West District Police Station, arrested a fraudster, Amrul Ansari, 24, from Jamtara, Jharkhand, for cheating victims through phishing links.
The chargesheet filed before NIA special court in Mumbai has exposed the involvement of several foreign nationals in the case, in which the agency is continuing with its investigations.
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Uttar Pradesh's Lucknow police has busted a cyber gang that cheated Rs 120 crore from Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam Technical University's (AKTU) account by creating fake mail IDs on behalf of AKTU and opening bank account in Union Bank of India.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Friday arrested sixth accused following massive searches conducted across Nashik in Maharashtra in connection with the human trafficking and cyber frauds case.
According to the First Information Report (FIR) copy, the incident occurred last month on May 3 when the Collector's son Premanshu Singh clicked on a fake link sent by an unknown person to redeem SBI reward points. Later, Singh lodged a case at Guna Cantt police station into the matter on Mo
"The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday conducted searches at multiple locations across six states and union territories in joint operations with local police in a case of human trafficking involving forced cyber crimes which led to the arrest of five accused persons," the release