Updated: Sat, 13 Dec 2025 01:16 (IST) CBI busted an international cyber gang in Noida and arrested six people in an $8.5 million fraud. This gang is online…read more Jagran Correspondent, Noida. CBI has exposed the international cyber crime network operating from Noida. The team of the investigating agency arrested six cyber thugs. The accused are said to be under the custody of Beta 2 and Knowledge Park police station area of ​​Greater Noida. Rs 1.88 crore, 34 electronic devices including mobile phone, laptop were recovered from the accused. Remove advertisement Just read the news Great success under Operation Chakra Let us tell you that the defendants are accused of being active for three years and involved in defrauding American citizens of 8.5 million dollars. The cyber syndicate transferred the proceeds of crime from one country to another through virtual assets and international bank transfers. Let us tell you that this action is a great success under Operation Chakra. The network of cyber thugs running an active cyber crime network is becoming a challenge for the police as well as the investigating agencies. As a result, the scope of action in cyber crime cases has also been extended to CBI. CBI has received input from the foreign investigative agency FBI that cyber thugs based in Delhi and Kolkata, including Noida, are committing cyber fraud against US citizens. An international active cybercrime network is operated from the country. CBI team arrested six accused of illegal call center and raided many places in Delhi, Noida and Kolkata. Six accused arrested from an illegal call center running in Noida. The accused have been identified as Shubham Singh alias Damnik, Daltonlian alias Michael, George T. Zamlianlal alias Miles, L. Seiminlan Haokip alias Ronnie, Mangkholun alias Maxi and Robert Thangkhankhual alias David alias Munroin. During questioning, it was revealed that he spoke as alleged staff and officers of agencies such as FBI, Drug Enforcement and Social Security Administration. The victims’ Social Security Numbers (SSNs) were used for drug delivery and money laundering and there was fear of arrest. Taking advantage of this fear and investigating the final destination, they forced victims to transfer millions of dollars into cryptocurrency wallets and offshore bank accounts. The police are taking steps to freeze the bank accounts and properties recovered from the accused. Investigate other associates connected to the network, offshore accounts and the final destination of the funds. Important information is expected to be obtained from electronic devices.