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 Supreme Court on Monday called for harsh and stringent action to deal with cyber frauds, particularly digital arrest scams, and said it will address the issue with an iron hand.
Based on technical surveillance and local intelligence, a raid was conducted in Village Jhenjhpuri, District Deeg (Rajasthan). This led to the arrest of the three accused persons on October 24, namely, Sharup (26), Ekrar (27), and Sohail (24). All were residents of village Jhenjhpuri.
In a major breakthrough against cyber fraud, Delhi Police's Cyber Crime Unit (West District) has arrested two individuals from Gujarat linked to a high-profile "digital arrest" scam that defrauded a government employee of Rs 7 lakh.
The police are investigating the scope of the cybercrime and are reviewing the seized devices and bank accounts to identify potential victims and other criminal links.
One suspect was arrested in Kerala, while two others were apprehended in Gujarat. These arrests occurred after the recovery of crucial digital and documentary evidence that demonstrated their active involvement in the conspiracy. The suspects were found to be directly engaged in providing
The Delhi Police Cyber Crime team has busted a crypto fraud racket that duped people on the pretext of offering work-from-home opportunities, leading to the arrest of one accused from Punjab.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached immovable and movable properties worth Rs 2.85 crore in a cyber fraud case related to the defrauding of foreign nationals.
Between 2021 and 2023, organized cyber frauds were committed across India in the guise of Loan, Job, Investment, and Cryptocurrency Schemes. These frauds were facilitated through the creation of multiple shell companies, which were used to open mule bank accounts. The proceeds collected f