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Four members of the gang, including the kingpin, were arrested for allegedly defrauding the US nationals to the tune of 20 million dollars.H.G.

Four members of the gang, including the kingpin, were arrested for allegedly defrauding the US nationals to the tune of 20 million dollars.H.G.

A call centre gang run from India duped US citizens of 20 million dollars by impersonating a top officer of the US' Drugs Enforcement Administration (DEA), Delhi Police have said.

Armarkars arrest helped in nabbing Vatsal Mehta, who was on the run, he said. "During further investigation, two more accused Deepak Arora and Prashant Kumar, who were the main co-conspirators were tracked down and apprehended from Uttarakhand. They were on the radar of the FBI since some time," the officer added. Fake Call Centre Racket Busted by Delhi Police, Four Arrested for Cheating US Citizens of USD 20 Million.

The Special Cell of the Delhi Police has busted an international cybercrime syndicate in a collaborative operation involving the FBI and Interpol, said officials on Sunday.Four members of the gang, including the kingpin, were arrested for ...

Four members of the gang, including the kingpin, were arrested for allegedly defrauding the US nationals to the tune of 20 million dollars.

The Delhi Police in coordination with FBI Legal Attache and Interpol has arrested four men for allegedly cheating US citizens of more than 20 million dollars by running fake call centres, officials said on Sunday. The accused Parth Armarkar (28), Vatsal Mehta (29), Deepak Arora (45) and Prashant Kumar (45) were arrested from different states of the country, they said. Police

India News: The Delhi Police special cell has arrested four suspects in an operation conducted with the FBI that has blown the lid off an international syndicate

Dhaliwal said the gang chose their potential victims carefully, did their homework and always picked wealthy people who were unlikely to report the crime to law enforcement agencies.

Four members of the gang, including the kingpin, were arrested for allegedly defrauding US nationals to the tune of 20 million dollars.