Cyber-fraud gang busted by Delhi Police; 2 arrested, Armyman amongst victims

Accused Sahil Verma and #Deepak Jain alias Naveen used faux companies and a number of financial institution accounts to hold out cyber frauds and cheat unsuspecting victims, he added.

“The case came to light on May 18 when a complaint was received at the #Daryaganj police station. The complainant, Abhishek, serving as an Agniveer in the Army and posted in #Udhampur, reported that he was defrauded of ₹82,496 near Metro Gate No. 4 at the #New Delhi railway station,” Deputy Commissioner of Police Nidhin Valsan mentioned.

The accused allegedly advised the sufferer that he was in determined want of cash and lured the latter beneath false pretenses. After deceitfully getting access to the sufferer’s cell phone, the fraudster fled and used a UPI platform to switch the funds, the officer mentioned.

A case beneath the related sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita was registered and investigation launched. Police mentioned the probe concerned the evaluation of the footage collected from greater than 50 CCTV cameras from the encompassing areas and in depth digital surveillance.

The investigation revealed that fraudsters used faux companies, reminiscent of RS Trading Company and Shri Sham Garments, to route cash by present accounts in numerous banks. On May 28, based mostly on technical surveillance, Verma was arrested from a location close to the Ajmal Khan Park in Karol Bagh.

“He confessed to his involvement and operating fraudulent bank accounts. Based on his disclosure, his associate, #Deepak Jain, was arrested the following day from Rajasthan’s Chittorgarh,” the DCP mentioned.

Police have additionally seized 5 cellphones used within the fee of the fraud and several other financial institution passbooks. Efforts are underway to apprehend the opposite associates of the accused, recognized as Akash Tomar and Mohit Sharma, and get better the remaining cheated quantity.

Further investigation is in progress to find out the total extent of the fraud, the officer mentioned.

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