Delhi Police have dismantled a pan-India cybercrime syndicate involved in large-scale banking frauds totaling nearly ₹5 crore. The network operated through multiple verticals, including fake loan call centres and a sextortion racket. The Cyber West unit arrested 15 persons, including three accused from the Mewat region—Vasim, Javed, and Khalid—who lured victims via WhatsApp video calls with fake obscene content. The syndicate also used fake firms and multiple bank accounts to cheat victims, including a serving Indian Army personnel who was defrauded of ₹82,496 near New Delhi Railway Station. In a related case, Noida police arrested eight accused running illegal online betting operations involving IPL, cricket, and casino games, recovering numerous electronic devices and ATM cards. Additionally, Ghaziabad Police arrested seven members of a fraud ring aiding criminals in fake bail using forged documents, seizing fake Aadhaar cards and land records. The investigations are ongoing, with authorities continuing to uncover the extent of these cybercriminal activities across northern India.