Cybercriminals engaged in extensive financial scams have apparently been targeted by the Maharashtra Police, who have followed them all the way to Guwahati. According to reports, the crackdown comes after a high-profile case in which a cybercriminal posing as a police officer scammed a Nashik businessman out of ₹6.90 crore.
A huge network of cybercriminals working in several states, including Assam, Rajasthan, and Bihar, has been discovered as a result of the research. Authorities in Guwahati have allegedly found multiple bank accounts connected to the accused that hold substantial sums of money.
According to reports, a Maharashtra Police squad collected transaction records from several banks in cooperation with Guwahati Police. Significant money movements connected to the bogus accounts were monitored by this effort.
As police work to reveal the entire extent of this national cybercrime gang, the investigation is still ongoing.
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