– Citizens urged to avoid investment and trading scams promising high returns.
– Verify financial transaction authenticity and avoid sharing sensitive data like Aadhaar details or banking credentials.- Warning against clicking suspicious links received via messages or emails.
Victims can report cybercrime via the helpline (1930) or National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (www.cybercrime.gov.in).
The arrests highlight the growing sophistication and reach of cybercriminal networks across India. With multiple states involved, this case demonstrates how technology is enabling fraud operations on a national scale. The recovery of ₹53.47 lakh indicates positive action by law enforcement but also underscores the need for proactive vigilance by citizens.
IndiaS increasing digitization demands robust cybersecurity education alongside strict enforcement measures to combat fraudulent activities effectively. Public awareness campaigns should focus on equipping individuals with tools for recognizing phishing attempts, ensuring safe online practices, and reporting crimes promptly. collaborative efforts between government agencies, judiciary systems, and local police stations can strengthen overall protective frameworks against evolving cyber threats.
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