Online Cheating Racket Busted In Rajasthan, 5 Arrested: Delhi Police
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According to Delhi Police, the accused used to dupe the victims on social media on the pretext of buying a service or product.
The Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations (IFSO) Special Cell, Delhi Police and Pune Police in a joint operation busted an online cheating racket, with the arrest of five persons from Rajasthan's Jaipur, the officials said on Tuesday.
According to Delhi Police, the accused used to dupe the victims on social media on the pretext of buying a service or product. They used to send a fake message of the paid amount which used to be much higher than the amount quoted, and would later demand a refund.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Cyber Cell) KPS Malhotra said that the accused have been identified as H Meena (23), AK Meena (22), BL Meena (32), R Meena (23) and HM Meena (23), all from Rajasthan and were arrested from Jaipur.
The police have also recovered six mobile phones and a passbook of accounts used in cheating recovered.
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