Javed, owner of Saleem Javed-Rule The Rolls Since 1960 in Khan Market and son of Khan Chacha founder, is in police net while brother Saleem has been ‘bound down’ as part of Op CyHawk.
The data signals a worrying trend of cybercrime widening in scale, even though enforcement agencies manage to contain financial damage through real-time intervention.
The Mings—first among the alleged kingpins of the fraud to face execution—was responsible for the deaths of 14 Chinese citizens and injuries to several others from 2015 to 2023.
Police have pulled down 583 social media posts, profiles in month-long drive in collaboration with MeitY. 'Objectionable' content also includes obscene content & fraudulent investment apps.
Before shooting himself Monday evening, former IG Amar Singh Chahal wrote a note giving details of how he was swindled in online scam. He had retired from service three years ago.
Three-step 'simple, musical' strategy linked with Bollywood songs is designed to prompt people to take two crucial seconds to think when a suspicious message or call hits phone.
They were lured into Myanmar by promises of lucrative jobs. But once there, they found themselves forced into criminal activities by operators of the alleged scam center.
From 2023 to 2024, there was an estimated increase of 200 per cent in financial fraud, with reported losses of over Rs 22,000 crore. But the concern for India is deeper.
This special edition of Cut The Clutter, straight from the Siliguri corridor, details the strategic importance of the narrow strip of land in West Bengal, and how it’s a vital link connecting the Northeast to the rest of India.
We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in the sun.
The Japanese scam is a symptom of a larger malaise. We’re failing to provide meaningful opportunities for our youth. Certainly, it’s Indian tech savy youth’s moral and ethical bankruptcy. But every crisis is an opportunity. By policy overhaul, moral education, and aggressive enforcement, we can transform our tech talent into a force for good.
We have become a society of frauds and scammers. That’s the unfortunate reality of our lives. The world also knows this but hesitates to say it out loud for fear of being branded as racist.
A case in point is the recent controversy over the New Zealand Foreign Minister’s remarks on Indians mailing her for immigration advice. She was speaking the truth in parliament and yet we Indians took great umbrage – our media houses went hammer and tongs at her.
Our government must take action before it’s too late. This propensity to defraud people across all continents and engage in atrocious acts of scamming the elderly and gullible people across the world is earning us Indians a very bad reputation. The Union government seems least bothered about it though.
India is on a speedrun to alienate herself irrevocably from every potential friend or ally in the world.
What a shame for india
The Japanese scam is a symptom of a larger malaise. We’re failing to provide meaningful opportunities for our youth. Certainly, it’s Indian tech savy youth’s moral and ethical bankruptcy. But every crisis is an opportunity. By policy overhaul, moral education, and aggressive enforcement, we can transform our tech talent into a force for good.
We have become a society of frauds and scammers. That’s the unfortunate reality of our lives. The world also knows this but hesitates to say it out loud for fear of being branded as racist.
A case in point is the recent controversy over the New Zealand Foreign Minister’s remarks on Indians mailing her for immigration advice. She was speaking the truth in parliament and yet we Indians took great umbrage – our media houses went hammer and tongs at her.
Our government must take action before it’s too late. This propensity to defraud people across all continents and engage in atrocious acts of scamming the elderly and gullible people across the world is earning us Indians a very bad reputation. The Union government seems least bothered about it though.