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.
In a major crackdown on cyber-enabled fraud, the IFSO Unit of Delhi Police has allegedly dismantled a sophisticated fake government recruitment racket that targeted hundreds of job aspirants by impersonating the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Ministry of Culture, officials said on
Speaking about the operation, Joint Commissioner of Police (IFSO) Rajneesh Gupta said, "The first phase of Operation CyHawk, led by the respected Delhi CP Satish Golcha, was conducted... This significantly reduced the number of calls coming in at 1930 daily. From an average of approximate
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
In a six-month-long operation, the Special Cell's Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) Unit of Delhi Police has dismantled a cybercrime syndicate operating on a large scale.
Delhi Police Special Cell's Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit has dismantled an international scam operation targeting citizens of the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.
The Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) Unit of Delhi Police's Special Cell has busted an international investment fraud syndicate operated through mule bank accounts and cryptocurrency payments and arrested two individuals in which one of them linked to Chinese cyber network
Delhi Police IFSO Unit of Special Cell busted a module responsible for providing, handling, and using mule/fake bank accounts in connection with IVR scam (Digital Arrest scam). The accused were operating mule accounts to siphon off the proceeds of crime abroad.
A man from Southwest Delhi was defrauded of Rs 6.3 crore after falling prey to a fake share trading scam, Delhi Police said. The case has been registered with the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) unit, and an investigation is currently underway.
In a major breakthrough, the Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations Unit (IFSO) of Delhi arrested the main accused in the HiBox Investment scam, a large-scale fraud that duped over 30,000 people by luring them into investing in the HiBox mobile application.
With the arrest of three suspects, the IFSO Unit of Delhi police successfully dismantled a syndicate responsible for cheating unsuspecting victims under the pretence of installing petrol and CNG pumps. In this case, the fraudsters duped the complainant of Rs 2.39 crore under the guise of set
Delhi Police Special Cell's IFSO Unit have arrested three suspects for their alleged involvement in a module responsible for providing, handling, and using mule/fake bank accounts in connection in "Digital Arrest fraud".