In a series of recent cyber fraud incidents across India, multiple gangs have been apprehended for defrauding individuals through various scams. In Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, 10 members of a gang were arrested for emptying bank accounts, with one victim losing 15 lakh rupees. In Thane, a man warned of a Tinder scam that resulted in a ₹44,000 bill, which was later reduced. An IAS aspirant lost Rs 1.2 lakh in a Tinder dating scam, leading to the arrest of involved cafe staff. A private company employee in Pune fell victim to a parcel scam, losing Rs 12 lakh. In Hyderabad, a man lost ₹12 lakh in a FedEx scam due to misuse of his Aadhaar number. In Noida, a fake call centre run by ex-insurance agents and led by a Delhi University graduate was busted, with nine women employed to offer counterfeit bank loans and insurance policies. The Noida Police arrested 11 people and revealed that the gang had data on 10,000 individuals. Additionally, an elderly doctor in Delhi was conned out of nearly Rs 6 lakh through a fake electricity bill update call.