New Delhi, Dec 1 || Delhi Police on Monday busted an interstate cyber fraud syndicate and arrested three accused involved in duping job seekers by offering fake overseas employment opportunities.
With the arrests, the police also recovered mobile phones, laptops and cash linked to the crime.
According to a statement issued by the South-West District Police, a team from the Cyber Police Station, South-West District successfully exposed the syndicate and arrested three individuals -- Ketan Deepak Kumar (24), a resident of Gujarat; Sanjib Mondal (34), from West Bengal; and Ravi Kumar Mishra (29), from Gurugram.
The trio was allegedly involved in duping job seekers by offering fake overseas employment opportunities. Police recovered six mobile phones (including a calling device), two laptops, and Rs 50,000, believed to be proceeds from the fraud.
The cheated money was routed through mule bank accounts arranged by the syndicate with the assistance of a banker involved in the operation, police said.