On-line frauds: 17 including 15 females running fake calls centres arrested

Published Date: 08-07-2024 | 6:12 pm

*3 including bank employee involved in 9 lakh cyber cheating booked

Gurugram/Hisar :  Haryana police has busted two rackets involved in on-line cyber frauds in the past 24 hours. Cyber police station on Saturday late night during raid on a clue arrested as many as 17 persons including 15 females running a fake call centre in IT Centre, Sector 49 Gurugram offering loans and registered a case against them. ACP Priyanshu Dewan while talking to media persons said that police recovered 15 mobile phones and 3 laptops from the accused who were being paid monthly salary ranging between Rs 12000 to 14000 each to the female employees, besides offering 2% commission on the cheated amount.

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Among those arrested by the police were identified as Fuzail a resident of Juma Masjid Delhi, Faizal  a resident of Sector 69 Gurugram, Radha resident of Anaj Mandi Gurugram, Anushika resident of Sector 51 Gurugram, Priya resident of village Fajalpur Jhedsa, Saravjit, Preeti, Anjali, Siwani, Kajal and Anjali all residents of Badshahpur (Gurugram), Anchal resident of Sohna,  Sonia resident of Vinod Nagar Delhi, Anita & Muskan both residents of Islampur (Gurugram), Manisha and Reena both residents of Maruti Kunj in Bhondsi.

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Meanwhile, in another case of cyber crypto cheating, an amount worth Rs 9 lakh was cheated from the complainant Bajrang a resident of Hisar on 11th June 2024, who had made immediate complaint on Cyber Helpline 130, in which three persons were traced allegedly involved in cyber crypto cheatings identified as Chirag a resident of Hisar, Amit a resident of Fazilka in Punjab and Sahil an employee of a private bank who used to create bank accounts for fake transactions, and selling to Chirag and Amit at Rs 25,000 each account. One of Mohit’s friends had introduced him to a person functioning on the name of Captain America (Telegram ID) from China offering heavy interest on crypto investments. Chirag had withdrawn a cheated amount worth Rs 9 lakh from ATMs in Sector 39D and 22B Chandigarh, besides transferring the remaining amount to few other accounts.  

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