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Gurugram Cyber ​​Fraud: used to convert dollars into rupees and provide money to thugs, linked to Chinese syndicate, two arrested Trending Global News

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Sonu Yadav, Gurgaon: Two persons associated with the Chinese syndicate running the fraud racket have been arrested. A joint team of Cybercrime Police and CM Flying Squad raided a hotel in Sector 46 and arrested the accused. The accused have been identified as Anil Sahu, a resident of Udaipur and Pradeep, a resident of Jaipur. They used to take money from the Chinese syndicate in US dollars and convert it into Indian rupees and send it to other people involved in the fraud racket. Along with this, they used to buy people’s bank accounts and provide their details to Chinese syndicates.

Hotel raid

Cybercrime Police Station East SHO Naveen Kumar and CM Flying Squad raided a hotel operating in Plot No. 1298 of Sector 46 on Saturday. The team arrested two people from here. Among them, Pradeep Singh is a resident of Tankadi village in Rewari. The two accused used to convert US dollars into Indian currency and supply them to Chinese fraudsters who committed fraud in the name of investment. An FIR has been registered against both of them at Cyber ​​Crime Police Station East.

Two persons associated with the Chinese syndicate have been arrested. Information is being collected by interrogating them.

Priyanshu Dewan, ACP, Cybercrime


The fraudsters are affiliated with a Chinese syndicate.
During the interrogation, it was revealed that the two belonged to a Chinese syndicate that was running a racket of defrauding people from India and abroad by investing online in the name of various companies. They used to connect with Chinese syndicates online and transfer US dollars of fraudulent money to them. Then they would convert these dollars into Indian rupees and keep their commission. The remaining amount is given to fraudsters. For this he used to take bank accounts from people on commission and send bank account kit, check book, debit card, net banking password to the Chinese through another associate.

Used to send details of accounts through a Telegram group.
The accused were included in the Chinese Telegram group. In this group they used to send complete details (net banking id, password, registered mobile number) of these bank accounts. Five mobile phones, seven SIM cards, 16 check books and 10 debit cards have been recovered from the accused.

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