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Assam Authorities Detain 330 Suspects in Scam and Extortion Probe

Assam police detained about 330 individuals involved in various frauds and phone threats, says DGP Harmeet Singh.

Aftab Ansari | | 1 min read

Assam Authorities Detain 330 Suspects in Scam and Extortion Probe
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In Brief

  1. About 330 people were arrested in Assam for involvement in fraudulent activities.
  2. DGP Harmeet Singh noted arrests were made for fraud and threatening people over phone.
  3. Police action targeted phone threats and money extortion scams.
  4. The crackdown is part of Assam police’s effort to curb illegal activities.

Assam police have arrested approximately 330 individuals accused of engaging in fraudulent activities, officials confirmed. According to Director General of Police Harmeet Singh, those detained were involved in a range of scams, including threatening people over phone calls and extorting money.

The crackdown aimed to disrupt these illegal operations that have been causing distress and financial loss among the public. Authorities have intensified efforts to identify and apprehend the culprits to ensure public safety.

DGP Singh emphasized that the police remain committed to tackling crime with vigilance and swift action. The arrests follow ongoing surveillance and targeted operations carried out across Assam.

The government and law enforcement agencies continue to monitor the situation and urge citizens to report suspicious calls or offers to aid in curbing such fraudulent practices.

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