They have been urged to stay vigilant against cyber fraudsters who are making fake phone calls and sending SMS/WhatsApp messages in the name of Railway officials, seeking personal and financial details on the pretext of PPO updates, KYC verification, and additional pension benefits.
Be alert, as a routine phone call or an innocent delivery update could quietly hand over control of your most sensitive digital information to a fraudster.
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 caller alleged that her mobile number wasn't linked to her Aadhaar card and falsely claimed that obscene videos were being circulated from her number, threatening to disconnect her mobile services by noon.
The scammers asked for registration fees of Rs. 299 and Rs. 399 through a QR code displayed on the websites. The money was transferred to a bank account in Assam and then moved to several other accounts before being withdrawn via ATMs.
The case was registered after Babu Ram filed a complaint on April 13, 2025. He reported that while attempting to withdraw cash from a PNB ATM at Chanderlok Colony, Delhi, an unidentified man approached him under the guise of helping with a failed transaction. In the process, the accused exch
In a shocking case of cybercrime, fraudsters have created a fake Facebook profile impersonating Joint Commissioner Madhur Verma of the Delhi Anti-Corruption Branch. The scammers are targeting people in Verma's social circle by sending deceptive messages.
Gopal had received a call from the scammers, claiming he was involved in a money laundering case and would be arrested unless he transferred Rs. 15 lakhs to a DBS bank account.