Delhi Police busted a cyber fraud gang, looted money was being sent to China

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New Delhi: The South Western District Police has busted an interstate syndicate of cyber fraud and arrested three fraudsters.

They were sending the money defrauded from people of different states of the country to China through cryptocurrency USDT. Police have recovered six smartphones used in the fraud from them.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Amit Goyal said that the fraudsters have been identified as Mahendra Singh Rajawat, Arif Khan and Laxmi Narayan Vaishya, residents of Jaipur, Rajasthan.

The accused were in contact with Chinese fraudsters through the Telegram app.

The three fraudsters of the interstate syndicate were transferring the defrauded amount to China through cryptocurrency. They had recently defrauded a Delhi man of more than Rs 15 lakh.

They were cheating people by giving online tasks.

A victim named K Kant had lodged a complaint with the Cyber ​​Police Station of the district. The fraudsters contacted the victim through WhatsApp and Telegram. The accused asked the victim to give positive reviews online for hotels and restaurants.

In return for this task, he was lured with the promise of earning huge profits.

To gain the trust of the victim, the fraudsters first gave him benefits for a few days. When the victim fell into their trap, the accused duped him of Rs 15.08 lakh on various pretexts.