The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has busted a major tech fraud network following a series of midnight raids on illegal call centres in Chandigarh's Tricity for their alleged involvement in duping foreign nationals under the pretext of providing technical support services.
A man accused of duping a 91-year-old cardiologist from Delhi of Rs 3.42 crores on the pretext of a digital arrest was granted bail by the court on Monday.
Delhi Police apprehended three notorious ATM fraudsters who were involved in duping a complainant to the tune of Rs 98,000. The accused persons, Dharmender, Saheb Kumar Sahni, and Tuntun, were arrested, and Rs 75,000 in cash and 30 ATM cards of different banks were recovered from their po
The Uttar Pradesh Police on Sunday arrested a man for allegedly posing as an Army officer and duping over 25 women by creating fake matrimonial profiles.
A Kerala-based couple absconded to Kenya after allegedly duping 400 investors of Rs 40 crore through A&A Chit Fund, with most victims hailing from Kerala, and police are now tracing the money trail.
The Cyber Crime Unit of the Pune City Police has apprehended an Indian-origin Australian national for allegedly duping a woman of ₹3.60 crore through a fraudulent profile on a matrimonial website. The accused, who operated under the fake identity of "Dr. Rohit Oberoi," was detained at
Iranian national Fatemah Akbari was arrested at Delhi's IGI Airport for duping a US citizen of $700 using a fake currency swap. Her husband fled. Police are investigating their involvement in multiple fraud cases and working to trace their network.
Delhi Police has arrested a man for duping people by posing as customer care executive of a credit card delivery service and sending them malicious APK files to gain unauthorised access to their devices.
The accused, identified as Asif (25), son of Mohd. Mange, and Talib alias Kallu (25), son of Mohd. Yameen -- both residents of Giri Market, Loni, Ghaziabad -- were nabbed for duping unsuspecting ATM users by swapping their debit cards and using them to withdraw money.
According to Delhi Police, Mahender Jain, resident of Raj Nagar, Palam Colony, Delhi, received a complaint through NCRP regarding a digital arrest and duping of Rs 25 Lakhs by unknown fraudsters. Later, he also gave a written complaint on 10 April at Police Station Cyber South West, Delhi.
According to the officials, Suraj, a resident of Shastri Park, Usmanpur, reportedly deceived a shop owner in Chhatarpur into transferring Rs 70,000 under false pretences.