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Chandigarh Police Arrest 10 in Cyber Fraud Case

Chandigarh Police have arrested ten individuals for their involvement in a cyber fraud scheme. The operation targeted online financial scams, with authorities seizing evidence and devices.

Elderly Couple Loses Rs 14.8 Crore in Digital Arrest Fraud

An elderly couple in Delhi's Greater Kailash recounts a harrowing digital arrest scam where fraudsters posing as police and TRAI officials swindled them of Rs 14.85 crore. Read their shocking ordeal and learn about the modus operandi.

Elderly GK Couple Duped of Rs 14 Crore in Cyber Fraud

An elderly doctor couple in Delhi's Greater Kailash lost Rs 14 crore in a sophisticated 'digital arrest' scam. Posing as TRAI officials, fraudsters threatened them with arrest for money laundering. Read the full investigation details.

Senior Citizen Loses Rs 86.7 Lakh in Stock Trading Scam

A 60-year-old retired professional from Ahmedabad's Satellite area lost Rs 86.7 lakh in an online stock trading fraud. The scam, originating on Facebook, used WhatsApp groups and a fake trading app. Learn how to protect yourself.

Rourkela Police: 70% Drop in Major Crimes in 2025

Rourkela police announced a 70% reduction in major property crimes in 2025. Focus on tech, community outreach, and arrests of cyber criminals marked the year. Read about their 2026 citizen-centric vision.

Gujarat: 1,700+ arrests in New Year prohibition crackdown

Gujarat police arrested over 1,700 individuals for prohibition violations during New Year's week. Valsad led with 1,149 arrests, while Ahmedabad and Surat saw major crackdowns. Read the full report on the statewide enforcement drive.

Nashik woman loses Rs 1.4 lakh in WhatsApp APK scam

A 43-year-old woman in Nashik lost Rs 1.4 lakh after clicking a malicious WhatsApp APK file. The scam began with a search for a hospital's phone number. Learn how to protect yourself from such cyber fraud.

Tamil Nadu youth dies in Cambodia cyber fraud captivity

A 22-year-old from Coimbatore died in Cambodia after being forced into a scam call centre. His family alleges he was confined and starved for refusing to commit cyber fraud. Read about the alarming 'cyber slavery' network.

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