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Crime
Gurugram Police Detain Gwalior Auto Driver Over Cyber Fraud
✍️ The Tribune
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 10:38 AM
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Haryana police in Gurugram have arrested a Gwalior‑based auto rickshaw driver suspected of involvement in a cyber fraud scheme.
Gurugram police announced the arrest of an auto rickshaw driver from Gwalior who is alleged to have participated in a cyber fraud operation. The suspect was taken into custody at a Gurugram police station following a preliminary investigation that linked his activities to an online fraud network.
The driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, is accused of facilitating illegal transactions through digital platforms, although the exact nature of the fraud has not been detailed by authorities. Investigators said the arrest was part of a broader effort to curb cyber‑crimes targeting residents across states.
Police officials confirmed that the case is under active investigation and that further statements will be issued as more information becomes available. No other arrests have been reported in connection with the probe.
The incident underscores growing concerns among law‑enforcement agencies about cross‑regional cyber offences and the need for coordinated action between states.
The Tribune reported the development, noting that the arrest reflects heightened vigilance by Gurugram police against digital fraud.
The driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, is accused of facilitating illegal transactions through digital platforms, although the exact nature of the fraud has not been detailed by authorities. Investigators said the arrest was part of a broader effort to curb cyber‑crimes targeting residents across states.
Police officials confirmed that the case is under active investigation and that further statements will be issued as more information becomes available. No other arrests have been reported in connection with the probe.
The incident underscores growing concerns among law‑enforcement agencies about cross‑regional cyber offences and the need for coordinated action between states.
The Tribune reported the development, noting that the arrest reflects heightened vigilance by Gurugram police against digital fraud.