Authorities in India have made multiple arrests in connection with various cyber fraud cases. In Rajasthan, a gang involved in a ₹10 crore scam was dismantled, resulting in the arrest of two individuals. Additionally, a fraudster was arrested in a separate case involving ₹56 lakh. In Bengaluru, a businessman was duped of ₹5 lakh by cybercriminals impersonating police officers. In Indore, a TCS employee, Mohit Maurya, was extorted of ₹1 lakh by fraudsters posing as DHL officers. Following intervention by Additional Deputy Commissioner of Crime Rajesh Dandotia, Maurya was rescued, and efforts are underway to apprehend the perpetrators. Dandotia confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and that the suspects' identities are being pursued.
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Gang Involved In ₹ 10 Crore Cyber Fraud Scam Busted In Rajasthan, 2 Arrested https://t.co/vQvpWcFvsE https://t.co/tO12YOUwoM
Indore, Madhya Pradesh: Additional Deputy Commissioner of Crime, Rajesh Dandotiya says, "...It was revealed that this was a scam. The accused's photo and video have been obtained, and further action is being taken to identify and apprehend the perpetrators" https://t.co/bnvLAqy4wt https://t.co/MG9wlhDtes