दिल्ली समेत देश भर में फैला Cyber fruad का तगड़ा जाल, एक साथ इतने ठग देखकर Delhi police भी हैरान скачать в хорошем качестве

दिल्ली समेत देश भर में फैला Cyber fruad का तगड़ा जाल, एक साथ इतने ठग देखकर Delhi police भी हैरान

#cyberfraud #Delhicrime #delhipolice A massive crackdown on cybercrime in Delhi has finally led to the arrest of 27 hardened cyber criminals who were operating an inter-state fraud syndicate. This is the story of how the Cyber Police Station of West District dismantled a highly organized network that was looting people’s life savings from behind mobile screens. The case escalated when multiple complaints of investment fraud, WhatsApp and Instagram impersonation, credit card fraud, APK file scams, and task-based fraud began surfacing one after another. Around 150 complaints registered on the NCRP portal showed links across different states, indicating the presence of a coordinated and well-structured cyber syndicate. The Cyber Police of West District began gathering intelligence. Under the leadership of Inspector Vikas Kumar Buldak and supervision of ACP Vijay Singh, multiple specialized teams were formed. As financial scrutiny progressed, investigators uncovered shocking details — the bank accounts used in the fraud reflected suspicious transactions amounting to approximately ₹13.91 crore. In just 10 major detected cases, more than ₹1.5 crore had already been cheated from victims. What followed was a week-long nationwide crackdown. Simultaneous raids were conducted across Jammu & Kashmir, Maharashtra, Punjab, West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, Delhi, and other states. Police teams reached cities like Dehradun, Firozabad, Rishikesh, Saharanpur, Amritsar, Nalanda, Neemuch, Shivpuri, and Lakhimpur Kheri in early morning operations. One by one, members of the syndicate were apprehended. Investigations revealed that the gang operated with alarming sophistication. They first gained victims’ trust through social media platforms, offering lucrative investment opportunities with promises of high returns. In some cases, they lured individuals with fake visa offers and overseas job assurances. Several victims were tricked into downloading fraudulent APK files through which the accused gained access to their mobile phones and banking credentials. Credit card details were stolen and misused for online transactions. In task-based fraud schemes, victims were initially given small payments to build trust before being persuaded to invest larger sums, which were ultimately siphoned off. During the arrests, police recovered 25 mobile phones, 28 SIM cards, 20 banking cards, one POS machine, one motorcycle, and numerous incriminating bank documents and account kits. Each seized mobile phone contained hundreds of chats, fake profiles, and bank account details used for executing the frauds. Preliminary verification indicated that many accused had been linked to complaints earlier but had evaded law enforcement by frequently changing identities, accounts, and operational methods. In total, 27 hardcore cyber criminals were arrested during the week-long operation. According to Delhi Police, this is only the beginning. Financial trails are still being examined in detail, and authorities suspect that the actual cheated amount may be significantly higher. This operation sends a strong warning to those who believe they can hide behind digital screens and outsmart the law. The faces behind cybercrime are being exposed — and the decisive action by Delhi Police proves that no matter how complex digital fraud may be, it cannot remain beyond the reach of justice.