Kolkata Police Raids Fake Call Centre, Arrests 8, Seizes Laptops, Phones
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Kolkata Fake Call Centre: Police has seized at least 13 laptops, eight mobile phones, four hard-disks and Rs 19 lakh, the police said. The owner of the call centre managed to escape.
At least eight people were arrested after a fake call centre was raided by Kolkata Police in the city's Garden Reach area, an officer said.
Acting on a tip-off, police raided a house in the Garden Reach area late on Wednesday night and busted a call centre which was operating without any valid licence, the officer said on Thursday.
The owner of the call centre managed to escape.
Police has seized at least 13 laptops, eight mobile phones, four hard-disks and Rs 19 lakh, he said.
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