Preliminary investigations have revealed that this network was operating internationally. It is also suspected that the gang may be having links to many countries. The arrested accused were involved in various online fraud.
International cyber fraud racket busted
New Delhi: The Delhi Police has unearthed an International Cyber Fraud Ring and apprehended 10 gagsters including the mastermind. This racket was operating throughout the country. There were over 6o complaints against the gang. The fraud of more than Rs 50 crore has been uncovered so far.
These raids were conducted across several places including Delhi, Maharashtra (Mumbai), Kerala, Odisha, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana and 10 fraudsters were arrested. A large number of electronic and other gadgets were also seized. The network was operating through various online platforms and cheating people.
Preliminary Investigation
Preliminary investigations have revealed that this network was operating internationally. It is also suspected that the gang may be having links to many countries. The arrested have revealed that they were involved in various types of online fraud.
The duo, who fled to Phuket hours after the incident, will be brought to Delhi upon arrival in India. They are expected to be produced before the Patiala House Court for remand proceedings.
The Luthra brothers fled to Thailand shortly after the blaze on December 6, when emergency teams were still battling it.
A massive fire broke out at the 'Burch by Romeo Lane' nightclub in Goa on December 6, killing 25 people. Following the incident, the club owners, the Luthra brothers, fled the country. They had escaped from Delhi to Phuket, Thailand. The two brothers were recently detained in Phuket, after which the extradition process was underway. Now, after the completion of the deportation process, the police have left for Delhi with the Luthra brothers.
The Luthra brothers were in the custody of the Thai police.
