The police in Gurugram achieved significant success in a major cyber fraud case. On Saturday, they arrested four alleged cyber fraudsters, leading to significant seizures including numerous fake SIM cards, ATM cards, mobiles, and other electronic gadgets. The arrested culprits were identified as Akil Hussain, Tarif, Talim, and Salim.
An FIR has been registered against them at the cyber police station in Nuh. Police spokesperson Krishna Kumar revealed that several incriminating chats and pieces of evidence linked to online fraud were discovered on the arrested individuals' mobile phones. In fact, there are existing complaints against some of them in Mumbai as well. The police suspect that these criminals are part of a larger cybercrime syndicate, victimizing people across different regions of the country.
Police Nab Four Fraudsters
The four individuals were presented in Nuh court on Saturday, where they were remanded to judicial custody. Special task forces equipped with technical tools are being employed for continuous surveillance on cyber criminals.
Cybercrime incidents are on the rise, with criminals devising new strategies to ensnare victims. The police are urging the public to avoid clicking on unknown links and to keep their banking details confidential.
This arrest marks a significant breakthrough for the district police in their efforts to curb cybercrime. Authorities are also on the hunt for other suspects involved, and seized electronic devices are undergoing forensic analysis.
