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Crime
Deeg Police Bust ₹28 Crore Inter‑State Cyber Scam, Arrest 15 Including Sargana
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 08:15 PM
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Deeg police in Rajasthan uncovered an inter‑state cyber fraud network worth about ₹28 crore, arresting 15 suspects including a man identified as Sargana and seizing mobiles, SIM cards, bank documents and cash.
Deeg police announced that they have dismantled an inter‑state cyber fraud ring that allegedly siphoned roughly ₹28 crore from victims across multiple states. The operation led to the arrest of fifteen individuals, among them a suspect identified as Sargana.
During the raid, investigators recovered a cache of electronic devices, including mobile phones and SIM cards, as well as bank statements, transaction records and a substantial amount of cash. The seized material is expected to aid in tracing the flow of the illicit funds.
Police officials described the gang as operating through sophisticated online schemes that targeted bank customers and e‑wallet users. The crackdown is part of a broader effort by Rajasthan law‑enforcement agencies to curb cyber‑related financial crimes that often transcend state boundaries.
Authorities have not disclosed further details about the victims or the specific modus operandi, but they indicated that additional arrests could follow as the investigation progresses.
During the raid, investigators recovered a cache of electronic devices, including mobile phones and SIM cards, as well as bank statements, transaction records and a substantial amount of cash. The seized material is expected to aid in tracing the flow of the illicit funds.
Police officials described the gang as operating through sophisticated online schemes that targeted bank customers and e‑wallet users. The crackdown is part of a broader effort by Rajasthan law‑enforcement agencies to curb cyber‑related financial crimes that often transcend state boundaries.
Authorities have not disclosed further details about the victims or the specific modus operandi, but they indicated that additional arrests could follow as the investigation progresses.