Hyderabad Police arrest six in ₹1.22-crore investment fraud
Hyderabad Police have arrested six individuals involved in a ₹1.22-crore investment fraud scheme. The suspects operated a network of mule bank accounts to facilitate money laundering for fake trading platforms that promised high returns.
Why it matters
This case highlights the growing threat of sophisticated cyber-fraud networks that exploit legitimate banking infrastructure to deceive retail investors.
Hyderabad Police on Wednesday arrested six persons in connection with a ₹1.22-crore investment trading fraud, uncovering a network of mule bank accounts used to route. Among the arrested, three are from Telangana, two from Maharashtra and one from Andhra Pradesh.
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