Eight Rajasthan cybercrooks brought to city
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Eight cyber crooks from Rajasthan involved in extortion, sale and purchase of vehicles through OLX, Facebook, Instagram and other websites were remanded by the Cyberabad police on Saturday. On June 20
Eight cyber crooks from Rajasthan involved in extortion, sale and purchase of vehicles through OLX, Facebook, Instagram and other websites were remanded by the Cyberabad police on Saturday. On June 20, the accused were arrested by Ramgarh police in Alwar district of Rajasthan and brought to city on prisoner transit warrant. The accused were identified as Kasam alias Ajay Singh (27), Babli Khan (19), Samaydeen (24), Farukh (23), Saikul Khan (22), Sahil Khan (19), Rahul (19) and Arsad (26), all resident of Piproli village under Ramgarh police station. The Ramgarh police seized 15 mobile phones and 14 SIM cards from their possession.
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