Fake Police Stations Were Operating in Three Villages of Jhansi: Cyber Fraudsters Used to Make Digital Arrests by Posing as Officers, More than 30 Arrested
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In Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, a major crackdown has been launched against cyber fraudsters, resulting in the arrest of 23 accused, and the recovery of millions of rupees.
On Friday night, police busted a major cyber fraud network operating in three villages within the Jhansi Katera police station area. Police raided Mauryana, Khairyana, and Kador villages and arrested more than 30 men and women.
Police on Friday night busted a major cyber fraud network operating in three villages under the Katera police station area of Jhansi. More than 30 men and women were detained in simultaneous raids in Mauryana, Khairyana, and Kador villages. The fraudsters had fabricated everything from the police station to the police headquarters. A large number of mobile phones, routers, police sirens, and other items used in cyber fraud were recovered from th…
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