In Brief
- Six arrested in Madhya Pradesh for running Rs 11 crore matrimonial fraud racket.
- Racket involved callers based abroad posing as prospective marriage partners.
- Suspected international links helped gang target victims effectively.
- Police uncovered the large-scale operation following investigations.
Authorities in Madhya Pradesh have busted a matrimonial fraud racket involving transactions worth Rs 11 crore. Six individuals were arrested in connection with the operation. The gang allegedly duped victims by posing as prospective marriage partners, exploiting matrimonial alliances to cheat large sums of money.
Police investigations revealed the racket had suspected international links, with callers based abroad assisting in deceiving victims. These overseas callers reportedly contacted targets, posing as prospective partners to build trust before the fraud was executed.
The arrests followed a detailed probe by local law enforcement, who uncovered the scale and operational methods of the racket. Officials are continuing investigations to identify and apprehend other involved suspects and to prevent similar crimes.
