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.
The syndicate allegedly channelled cheated funds to foreign handlers operating from Cambodia using Indian mule accounts on a commission basis. During the investigation, police recovered ten high-tech mobile phones containing details of multiple mule accounts, as well as 13 SIM cards used
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Delhi Police has dismantled a highly sophisticated international cyber fraud syndicate that weaponized fear, terrorism narratives, and cutting-edge telecom manipulation to extort innocent citizens across India.
During the operation, investigators seized thousands of SIM cards obtained illegally. A SIM Box is a device designed to hold hundreds of SIM cards simultaneously and is used to route international calls as local calls, thereby bypassing telecom charges and regulatory norms.
According to Assistant Superintendent of Police Ramendra Prasad, the cyber fraud gang involved in the case operated bank accounts in the names of other individuals, which they later transferred to others for cybercrime. A bank employee has also been arrested in connection with the matter.
In a major breakthrough against cybercrime, the Cyber Crime Police Station of UT Chandigarh has arrested three women for their alleged involvement in an organised cyber fraud racket that duped a city resident of Rs. 1.73 lakh through a credit card scam.
Counter Intelligence Kashmir carried out valley-wide raids targeting a well-entrenched syndicate involved in operating mule bank accounts to launder proceeds from cyber frauds, illegal online gaming, betting rackets and other unlawful activities.
Delhi Police have busted a major cyber crime syndicate operating through a web of shell companies, arresting two accused and uncovering transactions linked to nearly Rs 180 crore in cyber fraud cases traced across the country.
The Cyber Crime Unit of the Delhi Police has busted a major online investment fraud racket involving ₹22.7 lakh, with the arrest of two accused from Haryana, officials said on Tuesday.
The Cyber Crime Police, Hyderabad City, successfully apprehended two individuals involved in a major "Digital Arrest" cyber fraud amounting to Rs. 1,95,76,000, according to an official release.
Delhi police have arrested a man from Rajasthan for carrying out a sophisticated cyber fraud involving tampered QR codes, using artificial intelligence tools to divert digital payments. The arrest was made following a complaint in North Delhi, where two digital transactions amounting to R