Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone II) Shakti Mohan Awasthi said the fake company used to target people who seek jobs abroad. The police said an investigation has been initiated into the matter.
TRAI’s upcoming regulations demonstrate a strong commitment to reducing spam and protecting consumers from fake calls and messages. With stricter guidelines in place and substantial penalties for violators, the telecom industry is set to become more secure and trustworthy.
In the CBI searches, Rs 2.2 crore in cash, foreign currency, cryptocurrency and important documents have been seized. Further investigation is underway, said the officials.
A fake call center in Gujarat has been exposed, which was operating with the intent of defrauding American citizens. Authorities have arrested ten individuals in connection with this operation.
Faridabad news: The accused have so far duped nearly 200 people of a total of around Rs 70 lakh across Delhi-NCR, police said.
The telecom authority has directed all organisations and companies to install artificial intelligence spam filters in their smartphone call and message services. This filter will help the device identify pesky calls and SMSes.
Uttar Pradesh: The accused used to target their herbal powder customers by offering jobs and loans.
The call center operating a fake call center in Rohini, Delhi, used to lure people on the pretext of providing victims work-from-home opportunities.
More than 95% of mobile subscribers have registered on the DND (Do Not Disturb) list of TRAI (Telecom Regulatory Authority of India). They further stated that even after setting the DND list, they still get several unwanted calls from different phone numbers.
The police have recovered 19 mobile phones, 14 registers and copies containing the details of applicants and their payments and further investigation is underway.
They along with others procured details of US residents using illegal techniques, VOIP calling and caller ID spoofing, and extorted money, promising to save them from legal action, police said.
The Haryana chief minister's flying squad busted another illegal call centre operating in Udyog Vihar, Phase-5 in Gurugram.
During a raid conducted late Thursday night, the police arrested these people who were working in different illegal call centres in the satellite township of Salt Lake.
The Delhi Police has busted a fake call centre and arrested 26 people, including the main accused Kamal Dass, for allegedly duping US citizens on the pretext of providing them government grants for unemployed persons and handicapped persons.
At least 34 people have been arrested for duping foreign nationals in the name of social security number, apple technical support and McAfee antivirus support. The accused were running two illegal call centres from the same building in Uttam Nagar, targeting foreign nationals.
The call centre was operating since April last year and the accused, taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic, allegedly cheated people who had taken loans from banks and other financial companies by obtaining their details, the official from Shivaji Park police station said.
The complainant went to the site given by the caller and registered himself and filled the details of his card. After registration, despite deduction of Rs 10(processing charge), an amount of Rs 10,000 was deducted from his account without sharing any OTP.
The Gurugram police in collaboration with the state Crime Bureau busted a fake call centre in Udyog Vihar Phase-4, police said on Sunday. The call centre used to cheat job aspirants across the country on the pretext of providing jobs, and also charged huge sums of money as registration fees, the police added.
Ghaziabad police has busted an inter-state gang that was running a fake call center in the name of providing job to unemployed youth.
The accused have been identified as Aamir Tufel, Mohit Singh, Dinesh Sharma, Amit Kumar, Pankaj Kumar, Leelu Singh, Archana Srivastava, Shinu, Vandana, Chanchal, Hema, Priya, Preety and Anjali Singh.
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