
Delhi Police have made significant arrests in connection with a series of cyber fraud and human trafficking cases. A gang was uncovered that sold stolen mobile phones online using fake documents. In a separate incident, police reported a cyber fraud case involving a fraudulent transfer of Rs 20 lakhs, which led investigators to Bihar. There, they discovered 5,000 SIM cards linked to a global fraud operation. In Ahmedabad, three suspects were arrested after police intercepted a parcel containing 55 SIM cards hidden in carbon paper, intended for a Dubai-based online gaming scam. The authorities also apprehended Kamran Haider, a wanted trafficker linked to a larger network exploiting Indian nationals for cyber fraud in Laos, following a 2,500-km chase across several states. Haider is accused of facilitating the trafficking of Indians to work in fake call centers and is wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).




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Kamran Haider, wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for his role in trafficking Indians across international borders and exploiting them in fake call centres, was arrested after a relentless 2,500-km chase across states. Read: https://t.co/U9mRJbGvgd #NIA #ITCard… https://t.co/IniCwmPtrU