New Delhi: Police in Delhi on Wednesday claimed to have busted a gang of fraudsters involved in a mobile tower scam after arresting the two people.
Delhi police in a statement shared said that the Cyber Crime police station in the outer north district has busted a gang of fraudsters involved in a mobile tower scam by arresting two fake website developers.
“The fraudsters were found involved in a well-designed module wherein victims were falsely lured for mobile tower installations in exchange for hefty registration fees,” police said.
Police said they seized two mobile phones and four laptops used to design more than 50 websites used to dupe people.
Delhi police have identified the main accused as Sarfaraz and the other accused as Monnu.
The accused orchestrated a fraudulent scheme by designing fake websites and promoting them through online advertisements. They targeted unsuspecting individuals by falsely claiming to facilitate mobile tower installations on their properties. Victims were required to pay an initial “registration fee,” after which, as per the police, all communication from the fraudsters ceased.
Police registered a case under section 318 (4) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) based on a complaint and started an investigation.