MP News: Chhatarpur Police Bust Online Fraud Gang, Arrest Kiosk Operator
· Free Press Journal

Chhatarpur (Madhya Pradesh): Cops have busted an organised gang involved in online fraud and arrested a kiosk operator in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur
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Cops arrested Prakash Chandra Vishwakarma, from Durga Colony, and seized laptops, mobile phones, ATM kits, SIM cards, and bank account documents worth approximately ₹2 lakh.
According to police, during a night patrol, officers received information about an individual allegedly selling "mule" bank accounts at Helipad Ground on Panna Road. On reaching the spot, the team searched the suspect and recovered two laptops, four Android phones, four ATM kits, multiple SIM cards, and a register containing bank account details.
Investigation revealed that several bank accounts listed in the register were linked to complaints registered on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. During interrogation, Vishwakarma confessed that, operating as a kiosk operator, he opened fake or suspicious bank accounts and supplied the ATM kits and SIM cards to other gang members for committing online fraud.
A complaint has been registered against five accused, including Salman Rain, Pratham Chaurasia, Rishi Chaurasia, and Suresh Prajapati under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (Indian Justice Code). Police continue to search for the remaining absconding gang members and are conducting a thorough investigation.
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Authorities have urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious banking activity to help curb online fraud.
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