दिल्ली के Laxmi Nagar में Air India में नौकरी दिलाने के नाम पर चल रहे एक फर्जी Call Centre का PS Cyber East ने भंडाफोड़ किया है।
पुलिस ने इस cyber-fraud मामले में तीन आरोपियों, जिसमें दो महिलाएं शामिल हैं, को गिरफ्तार किया है।
आरोपी कथित तौर पर खुद को Air India HR representatives बताकर युवाओं को Ground Duty Jobs का झांसा देते थे। Registration और employment-related charges के नाम पर victims से UPI के जरिए पैसे ट्रांसफर करवाए जाते थे।
पुलिस ने कार्रवाई के दौरान 6 smartphones, 3 keypad mobile phones, multiple SIM cards और ₹25,000 cash बरामद किया है।
📍 Location: Laxmi Nagar, Delhi
👮 Police: PS Cyber East
🚨 Arrested: 3 Accused
📱 Recovery: 9 Mobile Phones + Multiple SIM Cards
💰 Cash Recovered: ₹25,000
FAKE AIR INDIA JOB CALL CENTRE BUSTED BY PS CYBER EAST; THREE ACCUSED, INCLUDING TWO WOMEN, ARRESTED FOR CHEATING JOB SEEKERS
Fake call center being operated from Laxmi Nagar for cheating job seekers on the pretext of providing employment in Air India busted by PS Cyber East.
Three accused persons, including two women, arrested in connection with the cyber-fraud case.
Accused allegedly impersonated Air India HR representatives and offered ground-duty jobs to prospective victims.
Victims were allegedly induced to transfer money through UPI on the pretext of registration and other employment-related charges.
Six smartphones and three keypad mobile phones containing multiple SIM cards and ₹25,000/- cash recovered.
BRIEF: -
A complaint was received through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCRP) from the complainant R/o Chhattisgarh, regarding cheating on the pretext of providing employment in Air India.
The complainant received a call from a person impersonating an HR representative of Air India, who offered him employment in Air India against payment of ₹14,000/-. Believing the representation to be genuine, the complainant transferred ₹14,500/- through UPI. Subsequently, he realized that he had been cheated.
During enquiry, the cheated amount was traced to an account from which the money was subsequently withdrawn through an ATM in East District. Accordingly, FIR No. 69/2026 dated 20.08.2026, under Sections 318(2)/319/112(2)/3(5) BNS, was registered at PS Cyber, East District, Delhi.
TEAM, INCIDENT & INVESTIGATION:-
Demonstrating continued commitment towards combating cybercrime, the dedicated team of PS Cyber, East District, comprising SI Anshul, W/HC Amrita and Ct. Arjun, under the leadership of SHO/PS Cyber-East Insp. Pawan Yadav and the supervision of ACP-OPS Sh. Pavan Kumar, has successfully cracked a cyber-fraud case involving cheating on the pretext of providing employment in Air India. The team has arrested three accused persons, including two women, who allegedly impersonated Air India HR personnel, targeted job seekers and induced them to make payments through UPI after gaining their confidence.
During investigation of the case, the bank account into which the cheated amount had been transferred was found to be in the name of Md. Zaid R/o Wazirabad, Delhi. His movements were tracked and he was apprehended from Laxmi Nagar. During interrogation, his association with two female persons, came to light. Further investigation revealed that the accused persons were allegedly operating a call centre from Laxmi Nagar, Delhi. They allegedly used multiple mobile numbers to contact prospective job seekers and impersonate Air India HR personnel. The accused allegedly offered employment, particularly for ground-duty positions, and induced victims to transfer money through UPI into different bank accounts. The amounts were allegedly withdrawn through nearby ATMs and distributed among the accused persons. Accused lady was allegedly operating the call centre for the last three months. A search of the premises resulted in the recovery of multiple mobile phones and SIM cards, including the SIM allegedly used in the present offence. During investigation, two other NCRP complaints were also found linked with mobile numbers allegedly being used by the accused persons. Further investigation is in progress to identify and trace other members of the network and ascertain their involvement in similar offences.
PROFILE OF ACCUSED: -
1. Md. Zaid R/o, Wazirabad, Delhi
Age: 30 years
School dropout; presently unemployed.
2. Lady R/o Wazirabad, Delhi
Age: 24 years
BA 2nd-year dropout; allegedly involved in the fraudulent activity for monetary gain.
3. Lady R/o Main Market, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi
Age: 21 years
12th pass; allegedly started working with other lady before becoming involved in the fraudulent activity.
Recovery:
* 06 smartphones
* 03 keypad mobile phones containing multiple SIM cards
* ₹25,000/- cash recovered from accused lady
Citizens are advised not to click on suspicious links received through WhatsApp, SMS or other unknown sources, and never to share OTP, PIN, passwords, banking credentials, card details or remote-access permissions with unknown persons posing as officials of banks, electricity/gas departments or other service providers.
In case of any cyber fraud, citizens should immediately report the incident on Cyber Crime Helpline No. 1930 or through the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, and also approach the nearest Cyber Police Station.
(RAJEEV KUMAR), IPS
Deputy Commissioner of Police
East District, Delhi