Cyber fraudsters in custody of the Chandigarh police.
Chandigarh, April 18
Three swindlers, who were operating a fake call centre, have been arrested by Cyber Crime Investigation Cell (CCIC) for duping a woman of Rs 62,835.
Baljeet Kaur of Daria village had reported that she received a call from a person, who claimed that they recruit candidates willing to work in banks. The caller offered the victim a job in a private bank and also sent her fake documents, including appointment letter, etc.
The complainant fell in the trap and transferred a total of Rs 62,835 to a bank account, after which the caller stopped taking her calls.
A raid was conducted in Faridabad and three suspects, identified as Sailesh Kumar Singh (31), manager of the fake call centre; Aarti Mehra (31) and Avinash Faitmar (22), were arrested. A total of nine mobile phones, three laptops and a SIM card have been recovered from them.
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