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Tourists ordering breakfast this early? An eatery's suspicion led to the arrest of over 40 people operating the fake call centre in Virar near Mumbai in 2023.

Mumbai Police said it has busted a gang and nabbed 10 people who had been luring people with low interest loans under the ’Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojna’

The accused duped US citizens by sending voicemails and messages in the name of technical support on behalf of the customer care of multinational companies.

On Thursday, October 19, CBI had announced that it conducted multiple criminal raids in various cities spanning several states against illegal call centres in India that were set up to impersonate Microsoft and Amazon customer support. Get more Technology News and Business News on Zee Business.

Hyderabad: The Cyberabad police busted three fake call centres for indulging in cyber fraud and looting American citizens through cold calling process. The police have arrested 115 peopl including telecallers and bosses of these fake call centres.  According to Stephen Raveendra, Cyberabad Commissioner three fake call centres AG Solutions run by Ghanchi Akib, ARJ Solutions run

The action by the police in Thane came after receiving a tip-off, the police raided a rented premises in Ambernath town on Thursday and found that an illegal call centre was being operated from there

Police have raided a fake call centre operating from a farmhouse in Maharashtra's Palghar district and arrested 49 of its employees, an official said. The call centre is located near Rajodi Beach at Arnala in Virar township, the official from Mira Bhayander-Vasai Virar police said. The accused, posing as employees of an online payments company, used to intercept the inbound

The accused, posing as employees of an online payments company, used to intercept the inbound calls of an Australian firm

Delhi Police arrested 11 people including the main mastermind, who was an international mountaineer who had climbed Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro, for running a fake call centre and cheating innocent people under the pretext of providing jobs in Tata Air India.

Seven people, including five women, were arrested for allegedly running a fake call centre that duped people on the pretext of providing private jobs.