Fake Call Centre Case

The Cyber Crime Division of Punjab Police has busted two fake call centres running in Mohali, near here, and arrested 155 employees for making fraudulent calls to people living in the US and duping them, police said on Friday.

The Noida Police on Friday said they have arrested 12 people from an unauthorised call centre for allegedly duping foreigners on the pretext of selling them anti-virus software of reputed companies.

Several gadgets, besides hard discs and electrical accessories worth Rs 3.97lakh were recovered following a raid at the call centre.

The special task force (STF) of Uttarakhand has detected a forgery amounting to Rs 225 crore through a fake international call centre.

The Delhi Police has busted two fake call centres in separate cases from different parts of the national capital and arrested 57 people, officials said on Monday.

Police on Thursday said they have busted a fake call centre which used to dupe UK-based residents by impersonating government officials of that country.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia and 11 other lawmakers were named as accused in the case involving the alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash -- setting up another flashpoint between the Centre and the Delhi government. The Aam Aadmi Party government has called it a "fake and laughable criminal case" that w...

The Cyber Crime Division of Punjab Police has busted two fake call centres running in Mohali, near here, and arrested 155 employees for making fraudulent calls to people living in the US and duping them, police said on Friday.

The Noida Police on Friday said they have arrested 12 people from an unauthorised call centre for allegedly duping foreigners on the pretext of selling them anti-virus software of reputed companies.

Several gadgets, besides hard discs and electrical accessories worth Rs 3.97lakh were recovered following a raid at the call centre.

The special task force (STF) of Uttarakhand has detected a forgery amounting to Rs 225 crore through a fake international call centre.

The Delhi Police has busted two fake call centres in separate cases from different parts of the national capital and arrested 57 people, officials said on Monday.

Police on Thursday said they have busted a fake call centre which used to dupe UK-based residents by impersonating government officials of that country.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, his deputy Manish Sisodia and 11 other lawmakers were named as accused in the case involving the alleged assault on Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash -- setting up another flashpoint between the Centre and the Delhi government. The Aam Aadmi Party government has called it a "fake and laughable criminal case" that w...