Tue, 27 Oct, 2026, 11:30 am
Reported by newsgram.com
Delhi Police uncovered a ₹30 crore cybercrime network after a Delhi University student reported losing ₹6,450 in an online kurti scam. Seven suspects have been arrested, revealing a sophisticated operation involving shell companies and fraudulent transactions..
DELHI POLICE OFFICIALS said on Monday, October 26, 2026, that they had uncovered a major cybercrime network and arrested seven people connected to it. The online fraud case came to light after a Delhi University student filed a complaint stating that she had been duped of ₹6,450 by an online shopping company, Kavya Kurti, which sells kurtis for women.
After her complaint was filed on September 4, 2026, police started their investigation and analysed phone numbers, bank transactions, and other records. What came to light was a bigger scam. Police found that her case was connected to an alleged ₹30 crore cybercrime network.
Delhi University Student Was Duped in an Online Shopping ScamThe student, named Fatima, is a resident of Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, and studies at Ramjas College, Delhi University. In June, she was scrolling through Instagram when she came across a kurti
