In a significant breakthrough in a multi-crore cyber fraud case, police have arrested a man identified as Sattaar for his alleged involvement in an organised cybercrime network.
The arrest was made near the Goverdhan area following a specific tip-off. During the operation, police recovered multiple bank account details, forged Aadhaar cards, and SIM cards from his possession, raising serious concerns about identity fraud and financial manipulation.
Initially, the accused claimed to be Ramesh from Mursan in Hathras district. However, sustained interrogation revealed his real identity as Sattaar.
According to investigators, Sattaar has confessed to cheating several victims of large sums of money. Police sources said the fraud includes Rs 51.75 lakh from Umesh Saini and approximately Rs 3 crore from Ahtesham Ahmad Ansari, among others.
Deputy Superintendent Anil Kumar Singh stated that the accused is suspected to be part of a larger cyber fraud network, and further arrests may follow as the investigation progresses. Authorities are continuing to analyse financial trails and digital evidence to uncover the full extent of the racket.
More details are expected as the probe deepens.
