In a series of cybercrime incidents across India, individuals and law enforcement have been grappling with a variety of sophisticated scams leading to significant financial losses. In Delhi, a man initially victimized by a job scam, losing a few thousands, turned to cybercrime, amassing Rs 30 lakhs. Similarly, a group of five men from Pune were found to be operating 120 bank accounts by day as delivery boys and by night as cybercriminals for international schemes. Delhi and Gurugram saw individuals duped of large sums, Rs 24 lakh and Rs 1.30 crore, respectively, by fraudsters posing as officials or offering fake job opportunities. An extensive investigation into a Rs 1.3 crore cyberfraud case, reported by a retired IAF officer, unveiled a network of bank accounts linked to various individuals, including a labourer and a rickshaw-puller. Haryana police, in one of the largest operations against cybercrime, arrested 42 individuals in Nuh, Mewat, for their involvement in nationwide cyber-fraud cases. Another case involved a Bengaluru man losing Rs 2.24 crore to fraudsters impersonating Delhi Customs officials. A Delhi woman was duped of ₹ 19 Lakh after being asked to join a Telegram group for a work-from-home opportunity. Police efforts have led to the recovery of the Rs 1.3 crore lost by the retired IAF officer and the arrest of seven suspects.