A series of cyber fraud incidents have emerged in India, with multiple victims losing substantial amounts of money to scammers posing as officials. A 70-year-old widow was defrauded of ₹93 lakh by individuals impersonating a UK-based pilot and customs officials, who created an emotional connection to convince her to pay clearance fees for a fake parcel. In another case, a 50-year-old woman was duped of ₹1.6 crore by scammers posing as Enforcement Directorate officials, leading to the arrest of three suspects by the Indore Crime Branch. Additionally, a 70-year-old man in Bengaluru was reported to have lost ₹89 lakh in a similar digital scam. In Ranchi, a retired official from CCL was defrauded of ₹2.27 crore under the threat of a digital arrest. Furthermore, a veteran journalist fell victim to a FedEx scam, losing ₹1.36 crore due to false allegations of drugs in a non-existent package. The Kota Police have arrested four individuals linked to international cyber fraud, with connections to scammers from China and other countries. The defrauded money was reportedly converted into USDT and transferred abroad.