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Jammu and Kashmir agencies froze 8,000 mule accounts used in global scams, linking them to foreign cybercrime networks and separatist funding.
Security agencies in Jammu and Kashmir have frozen over 8,000 mule accounts used to launder money from global scams, with officials warning the funds may support separatist and anti-national activities.
These accounts, often opened by individuals promised easy commissions, serve as key links in cybercrime networks, enabling scammers to transfer stolen funds through fake companies and fragmented transactions.
Foreign actors in countries like China, Malaysia, Myanmar, and Cambodia are linked to the operations, using VPNs and anonymous crypto wallets to bypass identity checks.
Authorities emphasize mule account holders are active facilitators, not passive victims, and have restricted VPN use in the region to disrupt these networks.
Las agencias de Jammu y Cachemira congelaron 8.000 cuentas de mulas utilizadas en estafas globales, vinculándolas a redes extranjeras de cibercrimen y financiamiento separatista.