Police in New Delhi have uncovered a network involved in facilitating cyber fraud and arrested three individuals in connection with the case. Investigators revealed that the accused allegedly opened bank accounts and supplied them to cybercriminals in exchange for commissions.
During the operation, authorities recovered cash, ATM cards, cheque books, passbooks, mobile phones, and several other documents from the suspects. Preliminary findings indicate that multiple complaints have been linked to these accounts, with reported fraud cases involving financial losses worth several lakh rupees.
According to the police, the group reportedly targeted unemployed and financially vulnerable individuals, persuading them to open bank accounts by offering promises of jobs or opportunities for extra income. These accounts were then allegedly used in cybercrime activities. The investigation is ongoing, and officials are working to identify other individuals connected to the network.
