Delhi Police have busted a major interstate cyber fraud racket, arresting several individuals involved in duping people through online scams and fraudulent transactions.
The racket operated across multiple states, using fake websites, phishing calls, and digital payment frauds to target unsuspecting victims. Investigators revealed that the accused were part of a coordinated network that siphoned off large sums of money by impersonating officials and offering fake services.
Acting on intelligence inputs, Delhi Police conducted raids in different locations, seizing laptops, mobile phones, SIM cards, and other digital evidence linked to the fraud. The arrests are expected to lead to further revelations about the syndicate’s operations.
Officials stated that the crackdown is part of a larger effort to combat rising cybercrime cases, which have surged with increased digital transactions and online activity. Victims across states had lodged complaints, prompting the interstate investigation.
The accused will face charges under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code and the Information Technology Act, as police continue to trace financial trails and identify more members of the racket.
