Cyber Fraud Crackdown: Arrests Made in Major Delhi Scam

Delhi Police arrested two individuals for their role in a cyber fraud case that defrauded a victim of nearly Rs 13.85 lakh via a fake customer care number. A complex network involving fake bank accounts and SIM cards was uncovered, highlighting an organized cyber-fraud operation.


Devdiscourse News Desk | New Delhi | Updated: 03-09-2025 23:50 IST | Created: 03-09-2025 23:50 IST
Cyber Fraud Crackdown: Arrests Made in Major Delhi Scam
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In a significant breakthrough, Delhi Police have apprehended two suspects involved in a complex cyber fraud operation. The scheme allegedly defrauded a victim of approximately Rs 13.85 lakh through a fake customer service number.

The suspects, Umar Mukhtar and Aslam, played key roles as a mule account holder and a supplier of bank accounts and SIM cards to cyber-fraud networks. The arrest was made after extensive investigation and technical surveillance that traced the fraud to organized networks.

As investigations continue, police are focused on dismantling the broader fraud network, including attempting to recover the stolen funds and capture additional suspects linked to the racket.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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