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Thane police have busted a fake call centre which allegedly duped US citizens after offering them loans and arrested 16 people in this connection, an official said on Sunday. Acting on a tip-off, the police raided the call centre located in Wagle Estate area of Maharashtra's Thane city on the intervening night of Friday-Saturday and nabbed the people working there, including three women, senior police inspector V B Murtadak said. He said the accused would contact people in the US and offer them loans. After obtaining their bank account details, the accused would siphon off funds from their accounts, the official said. An agent coordinating in the US would collect the money and transfer it to India through 'hawala' after taking his share from it, the police said. Hawala denotes illegal transaction of funds by skirting the legal banking channels. The 16 people arrested include the call centre owners - Siddesh Sudhir Bhaidkar (33) and Sania Rakesh Jaiswal (26), the official said. A
Police have busted a fake call centre in Gurugram that has been allegedly duping US nationals using cryptocurrency on the pretext of providing them federal grants ranging from USD 9,000 to 34,000, officials said on Wednesday. A joint team of CM flying squad and Gurugram police conducted a raid on Tuesday night and nabbed nine people, they said. Satyendra alias Sam, Ankis Sachdeva, residents of Delhi, Abhisawan Sabarwal, Eklavya, Vishal Vishwakarma, natives of UP, Thomsang, Chokhauni, Magoi Ganglui, natives of Manipur were arrested on Tuesday night, they said. Police said they have recovered Rs 1.5 lakh cash, four laptops, and three CPU from their possession. The fake call centre was duping US nationals on the pretext of offering a grant on behalf of Federal Grant Washington DC between USD 9,000 and USD 34,000 and duped USD 200 to USD 1,600 in Google gift cards by redeeming, police said. Deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Inderjeet Yadav (CM squad Gurugram) said based on a tip-o
He is accused of running an extortion racket worth Rs 200 crore from the inside of Tihar jail. He has also duped people on the pretext of promising them jobs
Indian authorities said they had arrested a man who had masterminded the creation of many shell companies linked to China and appointed dummy directors to run the fraudulent businesses
An FIR was launched against some unidentified persons for cheating the Serum Institute of India for more than Rs 1 crore, said the officials
The Allahabad High Court's Lucknow bench rejected the bail plea of gangster-turned politician Mukhtar Ansari in a case of alleged fraud in the registration of an ambulance
Frauds in the banking sector involving sums of over Rs 100 crore have declined significantly, with banks reporting cases worth Rs 41,000 crore in FY22 compared to Rs 1.05 trillion in the previous year
An Indian-origin entrepreneur has been arrested and charged by federal prosecutors in an alleged $45 million investment fraud scheme that targeted more than 10,000 people
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In a major operation, Delhi Police have busted a multi-crore Chinese loan Application fraud and extortion racket and arrested eight people from different parts of the country, an official said
Capital markets regulator Sebi has slapped fines totalling Rs 1.76 crore on 26 individuals for indulging in fraudulent trading activities in the shares of Gala Global Products Ltd (GGPL). The regulator has imposed penalties ranging from Rs 5 lakh to Rs 10 lakh. Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) had conducted an investigation into the scrip of GGPL during the December 2017- April 2018 period. According to the watchdog, the individuals were connected to each other and had indulged in reversing their trades among themselves for the purpose of creating artificial volume. It also created a false and misleading appearance of trading in the company's shares without the intention of change of actual beneficial ownership. Further, it was revealed that the individuals (noticees) while acting in tandem acted in a manipulative manner to inflate the scrip price. The regulator also noted that some of the individuals by way of trading among themselves had contributed to the new high
A bench of Justices Hemant Gupta and V Ramasubramanian dismissed the appeal filed by Devas Multimedia
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