Uttar Pradesh Police and STF have arrested two accused from Vyhalchung for creating fake caste, income, residence, birth, and death certificates using cloned government websites. Several devices and fake documents were seized, revealing a large-scale cyber fraud operation.
The woman herself had complained to the police about receiving threatening messages from Instagram. The police have also recovered the mobile used to send messages from the accused woman.
UP Police’s STF arrested mastermind Gaurav Dua and associate for forging documents to sanction crores in loans from major banks. Raids recovered fake IDs, seals, and financial documents. Case filed under IPC sections 406, 467, 468, 471. Probe reveals pan-India fraud network.
Data released by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C) shows that in the year 2024 alone, fraud worth Rs 22,811.95 crore has been committed by cyber criminals.
It was written in the mail that if the building is not evacuated in time, the people inside may lose their lives and may be seriously injured.
Police have recovered six smartphones used in the fraud from them. Read further on Dynamite News:
These criminals are linked to 159 cases registered by the Cyber Crime Police Stations of Tamil Nadu. Read further on Dynamite News:
The accused claimed the parcel contained ATM cards, 15 Indian passports, two laptops, four kilograms of fabric, and narcotics. Read further on Dynamite News:
Delhi Police now monitors social media for gangster-related activity—liking/sharing such content could land you in trouble. Read more on Dynamite News
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