India is currently going through tension with its neighboring country Bangladesh. With the arrival of Mohammad Yunus government in Bangladesh, there is an anti -India wave. Now two Indians have been arrested in another neighboring country of India. Both have been facing serious allegations. Seven people, including two Indian citizens, were arrested on Friday on charges of illegal cryptocurrency transactions and involvement in the online scam. This information was given in the news bulletin of Nepal Police.
According to Bulletin, the Central Bureau of Nepal Police (CIB), Roshan Kumar (27) and Munna Kumar (36) from Bihar and five other Nepali citizens to fraud through illegal access to people’s bank accounts and digital wallets. Arrested for executing.
Police have seized two computers, 13 mobile phones, 19 checks issued to various people from the possession of the arrested people.
CIB spokesperson Sudhir Raj Shahi said that all the seven are accused of cheating people and gathering various persons in an organized manner to join illegal cryptocurrency transactions.
Police said that they lured people to provide employment to people through breathtaking advertisements on various social media forums like Facebook, WhatsApp and Telegram. The police has started investigating the case.
Four Bangladeshi arrested in Mumbai
Political stir in the state has intensified due to the increasing number of illegal Bangladeshi citizens in Maharashtra. Maharashtra Police has launched a campaign against illegal Bangladeshis in different districts of Maharashtra. Illegal Bangladeshi are being caught on the day of this campaign. Local police station FIR is being registered against him under various sections.
In this episode, 29 illegal Bangladeshis were taken by the team of Human Trafficing, Nalasopara Unit under Meera Bhayandar Vasai Virar Police Commissionerate, action was taken on 29 illegal Bangladeshis in the year 2024, which included 12 women and 17 men.
In January this year, action was taken against four illegal Bangladeshi citizens. It consists of 2 men and 2 female. Sarabhi Pawar, Senior Police Inspector of Human Trafficking, Nalasopara Unit, has appealed to the citizens to contact the citizens if someone lives illegally or someone seems to be such a suspect, contact immediately and inform us.