Cybercrime Crackdown: Arrests in Nuh Uncover Fraudulent Networks
Six suspects were arrested in Nuh for their involvement in multiple fraud cases, police report. Recovered evidence includes mobile phones, fake SIMs, and ATM cards. In separate incidents, two brothers duped victims with fake job offers, and three men ran an illegal business selling counterfeit banking materials. Investigations continue.
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Six individuals suspected of cybercrime have been arrested in Nuh, relating to three distinct fraud cases. The arrests follow accusations of swindling innocent people out of substantial amounts of money.
Authorities have recovered several mobile phones, counterfeit SIM cards, ATM cards, and other critical digital evidence. Names like Tauhid and Wahid from Tirwada village emerged in cases involving fraudulent employment offers associated with 'Nataraj Pencil Company'.
Separately, Ferozepur Dhahar village's Mohammad Tasleem faces charges in another deceitful scheme, while three others are implicated in selling fake bank kits and SIM cards. Officials continue examining technical evidence, with intense questioning underway.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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