
Gang that provided fake SIM cards to cybercriminals busted
The Hindu
They committed various offences including extortion
While probing a case of extortion, where a man was tricked into stripping on video call and then blackmailed, the Cybercrime Division of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Karnataka, has busted a ring in Haryana that was allegedly providing fake SIM cards and e-wallet accounts to various networks of cybercriminals.
In the specific case, the cybercrime ring had provided fake SIM cards to another network based in Rajasthan who used to call random people in the guise of women, make them strip on a video call and use the visuals to extort money. Based on the information given by the CID, the Cybercrime Coordination Centre of the Ministry of Home Affairs conducted a detailed data analysis and arrested three people from Haryana. Police claim they are linked to 3,951 cases of cybercrime.

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