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CBI's ‘Operation Chakra-V’ nabs five in transnational crypto fraud

New Delhi, Oct 4 (UNI) As part of its ongoing 'Operation Chakra-V' against cybercrimes, the Central Bureau of Investigation has conducted searches in the HPZ Crypto Currency Token fraud case. The operation exposed a sophisticated, large-scale transnational cyber fraud amounting to hundreds of crores of rupees and led to the arrest of five suspects.
A senior CBI official stated that coordinated search operations were carried out on Friday at seven locations across Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru.
These searches resulted in the recovery of incriminating digital evidence and financial records.
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New Delhi, Nov 15 (UNI) A day after an Indian Air Force aircraft crashed during a routine training sortie near Tambaram in Chennai's Chengalpattu district, several pro-Pakistani social media handles circulated false claims that three IAF jets went down within two hours due to "unknown electronic interference".

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Red Fort Blast case: Brother of Dr Adeel under scanner, Dr Sheen planned overseas travel

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New Delhi Nov 15 (UNI) The sources in the security agencies have said that the name of Dr. Adeel Ahmad's brother, Muzaffar, has also emerged in the investigation of Red Fort Blast case. "He had been active for five years. Our probe has revealed that Muzaffar was operating from Dubai," said the sources.

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