Cyberabad cybercrime police detect 6 cases, arrest 10 accused across multiple States in week-long crackdown
The Cyberabad cybercrime police have arrested 10 individuals linked to six cases of online fraud during a week-long operation. The arrests were made across multiple states, targeting various types of cyber offences including trading fraud and impersonation scams. Authorities have processed refund orders for victims, urging the public to be cautious with online investments and report fraud promptly.
- ▪The cybercrime wing detected six cases and arrested 10 accused persons across various states.
- ▪The accused were involved in multiple categories of cyber offences, including trading fraud and job fraud.
- ▪Police processed refund orders in 70 cases, securing over ₹1.39 crore for victims.
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The cybercrime wing of Cyberabad police detected six cases and arrested 10 accused persons across various States between May 20 and May 26, in coordinated enforcement actions targeting online fraud networks operating at a pan-India level.The accused were linked to multiple categories of cyber offences, including trading fraud, impersonation fraud, digital arrest scams, job fraud and vishing call fraud. Of the total arrests, four were connected to trading fraud cases, while others were linked to isolated cyber offences across different categories.In a major case, the police busted a fake stock trading and IPO investment fraud involving a victim cheated of ₹7.19 lakh through a fraudulent application and WhatsApp group.
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