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Delhi police arrested eight in a cross-state scam using fake WhatsApp promises of stock gains, recovering phones and tracing funds to Cambodia.
Delhi Police dismantled a cross-state investment fraud network, arresting eight people in a coordinated operation targeting victims via deceptive WhatsApp messages promising guaranteed stock returns.
The scheme, which defrauded a 42-year-old woman of ₹15.58 lakh in November 2025, funneled funds through Indian mule accounts to handlers in Cambodia using Telegram and WhatsApp.
Key suspects, including Vanapatla Sunil from Telangana and associates in multiple states, facilitated account access and money transfers.
Police recovered ten mobile phones and 13 SIM cards, and traced the fraud to a corporate account linked to an MBA graduate from Bareilly, which was tied to 51 complaints.
The case, registered under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, highlights the growing use of mule networks and cross-border coordination in cyber-enabled financial fraud.
La policía de Delhi arrestó a ocho en una estafa transfronteriza usando promesas falsas de WhatsApp de ganancias en acciones, recuperando teléfonos y rastreando fondos a Camboya.