Ajmer police have apprehended six members of a cyber fraud gang that allegedly opened fake bank accounts and SIM cards using the fingerprints of around 1,000 women. The gang reportedly operated under the guise of a government scheme, deceiving women into providing their biometric data.
According to authorities, the gang exploited the trust of these women, falsely claiming they were part of a government initiative. The police’s investigation revealed that the fraudsters had been systematically collecting fingerprints to facilitate their illegal activities.
The arrest of the suspects is part of a broader effort by law enforcement to combat cybercrime and protect citizens from identity theft and financial fraud. Authorities are urging individuals to remain vigilant and cautious when sharing personal information.
Tags: Ajmer, Cyber Fraud, Police, Women, Identity Theft, Government Scheme
