Delhi Police Crack Down on Nationwide Cybercrime Syndicate

Delhi Police arrested Manish and Vipin Kumar, members of a nationwide cybercrime syndicate involved in sextortion and banking frauds. They provided support to cybercriminals by supplying manipulated SIM cards and synthetic bank accounts. This operation links to multiple cybercrime cases reported across India, involving a money trail over Rs 5 crore.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 18-06-2025 22:35 IST | Created: 18-06-2025 22:35 IST
Delhi Police Crack Down on Nationwide Cybercrime Syndicate
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In a significant crackdown on cybercrime, Delhi Police have apprehended two individuals believed to be integral to a nationwide syndicate engaged in sextortion and banking fraud. The syndicate allegedly operated with the help of manipulated SIM cards and synthetic bank accounts, enabling widespread criminal activities.

Authorities have identified the suspects as Manish and Vipin Kumar. Manish, working as a point-of-sale agent, is accused of illegally supplying SIM cards activated with manipulated biometric data. These were used by cybercriminals under false identities. Meanwhile, Vipin Kumar was arrested while allegedly delivering fraudulent bank account kits.

This operation ties back to numerous cybercrime complaints across the country. The police's investigation has also revealed a substantial money trail linked to these activities, underscoring the syndicate's extensive reach and sophistication in executing their crimes.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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