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Hyderabad cops bust online trading fraud, 3 scammers held from Bengaluru
The accused cheated a city-based victim to the tune of Rs 20 lakh under the pretext of investment in online trading applications.
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HYDERABAD: The Rachakonda cybercrime wing busted an international online trading fraud pulled off by Hong Kong-based firms through their Indian associates, and arrested three persons from Bengaluru.
The accused cheated a city-based victim to the tune of Rs 20 lakh under the pretext of investment in online trading applications.
The main accused Ashok Kumar Arumugam joined an instant online loan providing company called ‘Hector Lendkaro India. Pvt. Ltd.’ in January 2020 in Bengaluru. Its in-charge, Scott Wang, a Hong Kong national, made him the head of the India office and they recruited employees for recovery of online loans from the borrowers.
Three from Bengaluru held for running fake firms, cheating woman
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Three CPUs, 24 rubber stamps of fake companies, 22 mobile phones seized
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Three CPUs, 24 rubber stamps of fake companies, 22 mobile phones seized
The cyber crime police of Rachakonda on Saturday announced the arrest of three persons, including the manager of HSBC Bank, Bengaluru, for allegedly cheating people by creating and registering fake companies.
The accused, Ashok Kumar Arumugam (37), a consultant, and his colleague Sanjeev Kumar(23), acting company secretary at Hanuvel Consultant India Pvt. Ltd at Kanchi and Asim Akhtar (34), manager of HSBC at Bannerghatta Road, were developing fake online trading apps and cheating people through fraudulent transactions.