ЁЯЪи тВ╣1.66 Cr Telegram Trading Scam Victim
FIR Filed 126/2026 | Evidence Thread Below
тЪая╕П Scammers STILL ACTIVE in India
Tagging authorities daily until action
Two Muslim brothers, Aasif and Kaif, were caught in a Dehradun hotel room with two Brahmin Hindu girls.
Bajrang Dal reached after a chemist tipped them off about the brothers buying condoms and sтВмx power tablets.
Objectionable videos of the girls were found on the brothers' phones.
"A Fake APK Can Open the Door to Cybercriminals."
"Free APK Today, Empty Wallet Tomorrow."
ЁЯУЮ National Cyber Crime Helpline Number:
ЁЯСЙ 1930 (24├Ч7, toll-free)
ЁЯМР Online Complaint Portal:
ЁЯСЙ https://t.co/OBip6cdm4Y
Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh: SP City Kumar Ranvijay Singh says, "As you all know, there is an NCRP Portal, which is a coordinating portal. Its purpose is that whenever a cyber crime takes place anywhere in the country or even outside India, the data is uploaded to the NCRP Portal. After that, the police and cyber crime teams of the place linked to the fraudster take action. A large-scale operation, Operation CY-BJ, is being carried out across the state. The objective is to identify all those involved in cyber crime, including people whose bank accounts have received fraud money or who are connected to such offences in any way. Whenever we receive data from the portal, action is taken against the local accused concerned..."
(11/07)
Dehradun, Uttarakhand | State STFтАЩs Cyber Team has achieved a major breakthrough by arresting a wanted accused from Haryana in connection with a digital arrest cyber fraud case registered as FIR No. 21/2025. The accused was the beneficiary account holder who received тВ╣50 lakh from the proceeds of the cyber fraud. Earlier, three other accused had already been arrested in the case. The victim, a resident of Nainital, had lodged a complaint at the Cyber Crime Police Station in Rudrapur in August 2025 regarding a digital arrest scam. The cyber fraudsters allegedly posed as officials of the Maharashtra Cyber Crime unit and falsely claimed that a bank account opened in the victimтАЩs name had been used for money laundering involving transactions worth тВ╣60 crore. On the pretext of conducting an online verification of the victimтАЩs bank accounts, the fraudsters kept the victim under тАЬdigital arrestтАЭ through WhatsApp calls for 12 days and fraudulently induced the victim to transfer a total of тВ╣1.47 crore into multiple bank accounts. During the investigation, it was found that тВ╣50 lakh of the defrauded amount had been transferred to the bank account of the arrested accused. The accused had been absconding for a prolonged period and was eventually arrested by the STF Cyber Team in Haryana on the basis of technical analysis, digital evidence, and sustained surveillance. The arrested accused has been identified as Bhupinder Singh, a resident of Pilkhani village, near Ravidas Mandir, under Shah Police Station in Ambala district, Haryana: Uttarakhand STF SSP Ajay Singh
Through Call Forwarding Scams, cyber criminals use fake customer care calls, phishing links, USSD codes, and social engineering tactics to trick users into diverting their calls to fraudstersтАЩ numbers.
Once activated, scammers may gain access to:
тАв OTPs
тАв Bank verification calls
тАв Important personal or financial calls
To reduce this risk, the Ministry of Communications, Department of Telecommunications has introduced a new safety measure.
From 1 July 2026:
тАв Telecom companies will send an official SMS alert whenever call forwarding is activated
тАв The SMS will include the forwarded number details
тАв Instructions to deactivate call forwarding will also be provided
тАв Activation and deactivation records will be maintained for at least 1 year
Citizens are advised to:
тАв Dial *#21# to check your call forwarding status
тАв Dial ##002# to deactivate call forwarding
тАв Never dial codes shared by unknown callers
тАв Avoid following instructions from fake customer care executives
Remember: Sometimes, dialing a single code can give someone else control over your calls.
If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting https://t.co/8W7L5b3Hrx
"No Police Officer Arrests You on a Video Call. It's a Scam. Hang Up. Stay Safe."
"Don't Panic. Disconnect. Verify. Report."
ЁЯУЮ National Cyber Crime Helpline Number:
ЁЯСЙ 1930 (24├Ч7, toll-free)
ЁЯМР Online Complaint Portal:
ЁЯСЙ https://t.co/OBip6cdm4Y
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2025: тВ╣22,495 crore lost to cybercrime. Over 75% of reported losses came from investment scams and fake trading platforms.
Cyber Cop, a Bandhan Bank CSR initiative presented by Hindustan Times and implemented by Aident, reminds you to verify first and invest later. To report cybercrime, dial 1930.
Learn more: https://t.co/62k1W1IXi7
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Mathura, Uttar Pradesh: Circle Officer Ashna Chaudhary says, "On July 15, 2026, in a joint operation by the Mathura Cyber Cell and Kotwali Police, a cyber fraud accused, Jasmeer Singh, son of Jangir Singh, was arrested while withdrawing Rs 1.25 lakh from the Bank of Maharashtra ATM located above Vishal Mega Mart. He had withdrawn the money using four different ATM cards. Police recovered Rs 1.25 lakh in cash, 23 ATM cards, the motorcycle used in the crime, and two Android mobile phones from his possession..."
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh: Anil Yadav, DCP, Crime says, ''The DGP and UP Police have launched an initiative called Cy-Vajra to stop the spread of cybercrime. At the same time, the Police Commissioner, Lucknow and Joint CP Crime, under the direction of the DGP, our Crime Team of Lucknow Police, Cyber Cell, Cyber Police Station and South Zone, has launched a raid on the Omaxe R1 Society yesterday, in which seven people were arrested while running an illegal international call centre in two flats...''