Date: 20/12/2025
Addrs: Faridabad
Faridabad Police Raid in Delhi: Fake Call Center Busted. 6 Women, 7 Others Arrested for Fraudulently Illegible Credit Cards. The Faridabad Police Cyber Unit uncovered a major cyber fraud network and took action against a fake call center operating in Delhi’s Moti Nagar area. The raid resulted in the arrest of seven individuals, including the call center operator and six women. The accused would call people posing as officials from their own bank’s credit card department and extort large sums of money from them by threatening them with a mandatory savings account. Police seized several SIM cards and mobile phones from the scene, which were being used for the fraud. Police spokesperson Yashpal stated that the police were led to the culprits following a complaint lodged at the Cyber Police Station in Ballabh garh . The complainant reported receiving a call from the caller, who claimed to be from the SBI credit card department. He stated that if a new government savings account was not activated, money would be deducted from his credit card. Meanwhile, a link was sent to the victim, which the victim then clicked on.20,000 rupees were transferred. Complaint Based on the complaint, a case was registered at the Cyber Police Station in Ballabhgarh. During the investigation, police raided the Fauji Call Center in Moti Nagar, Delhi, and arrested seven criminals, including the operator, Anoop Dadwal. Police recovered 12 SIM cards and three mobile phones from the criminals. The investigation revealed that the mastermind, Anoop Dadwal, was a resident of Meerut. Since 2021, the fake call center had been operating from a rented flat in Moti Nagar, Delhi. He would travel to Delhi a few days a week and assign the remaining tasks to women. The women working at the Fauji Call Center had different responsibilities. Yogeshwari was the team leader, Vijaya handled HR and trained new women, while Shaheen, Shashi, Asha, and Meenakshi acted as callers, preying on the fraudsters.Police investigations have revealed that the accused, Anoop, Vikram Yogeshwari, Vikram, Vijaya, Shashi, Asha, and Meenakshi, are all BA graduates. The women callers were paid ₹20,000 a month. They had a fixed daily target for fraud, and were trying to trap more people.But a separate commission was also paid. Police investigations have revealed that the cards recovered have been used in several other cyber fraud cases. Police have placed the main accused, Anoop Dadwal, and team leader Yogeshwari on a one-day police remand. While the other women have been sent to jail in judicial custody, police are investigating the entire network and the amount of fraud .