Cyber Fraud Bust: Four Arrested for Duping with Fake Links
In Jharkhand's Deoghar district, four individuals were arrested for cyber fraud using fake links of government schemes and credit card offers. Police seized Rs 57,000, mobile phones, and SIM cards. The case is lodged under the IT Act following detailed interrogation revealing the fraudulent activities.
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In a major crackdown on cybercrime, police in Jharkhand's Deoghar district have arrested four individuals suspected of duping people through fraudulent online schemes. The arrests took place in Govindpur village, located within the jurisdiction of the Pathrol police station.
Officers seized Rs 57,000 in cash along with several electronic devices, including four mobile phones and seven SIM cards, from the suspects, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police (Cyber) Raja Mitra.
Police reports indicate that the accused were involved in sending fake links related to the PM Kisan scheme and SBI Credit Cards. Authorities are pursuing legal action under the IT Act after uncovering these illicit activities during interrogations.
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