Two Gujarat men held in Rs 60 lakh cyber fraud case

A cyber police team of Ballabhgarh has arrested two persons for allegedly duping a resident of Rs 60 lakh. The accused have been identified as Kartik and Jaideep Shiroya, both residents of Surat in Gujarat. The victim had said that...

Tribune News Service

Faridabad, Updated At : 09:46 AM Jan 21, 2025 IST

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A cyber police team of Ballabhgarh has arrested two persons for allegedly duping a resident of Rs 60 lakh.

The accused have been identified as Kartik and Jaideep Shiroya, both residents of Surat in Gujarat. The victim had said that the accused, claiming to be an official of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, had called him up, asking for Rs 60 lakh to evade action in a money laundering case, which the victim paid. He later lodged a complaint with the police, who managed to nab the duo.

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