In a significant operation, the Noida police dismantled a fraudulent call center that was deceiving international clients by infiltrating their laptops.

This illicit operation was traced back to a residential flat located in Sector 117, Noida, where authorities apprehended eleven individuals during a surprise raid. The perpetrators employed a cunning tactic by sending pop-up alerts to the laptops of foreign nationals, effectively locking them out of their systems and prompting them to call a designated customer support number.

Once the victims dialed in, the scammers impersonated bank representatives, skillfully extracting sensitive financial information. The police seized a substantial cache of evidence, including 19 laptops, 20 mobile phones, five SIM cards, and various other electronic devices from the suspects.

A case under sections 318(4) (cheating), 316(2) (criminal breach of trust), 317(5) (stolen property), and 3(5) (criminal act done by several people) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and IT Act was registered against 11 people at the Sector 113 police station on Thursday, said police.

The arrested individuals have been identified as Nitesh Singh, 28, from Varanasi; Andreau, 24, from Ri Bhoi in Meghalaya; Louis, 28, and Sangeeta, both hailing from Assam; Akash Singh, 27, from New Delhi; Hritik Kumar, 25, from Gurugram; Vivek Mittal, 29, from Hisar, Haryana; Rahul Pashwan, 26, from Ludhiana; Tiyanaro, 31, from Nagaland; Yunis, 20, from Guwahati; and Simran, 22, from Nagaon, Assam, as confirmed by the police.

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