A Chinese national, Fang Chenjin, was arrested in Delhi for allegedly masterminding a Rs 100 crore cyber fraud. The scam, which involved fraudulent stock trading via social media, tricked victims into investing,

Delhi Police have arrested Fang Chenjin, a Chinese national, for his alleged involvement in a massive ₹100 crore cyber fraud operation.

Delhi's Shahadara Cyber Police arrested the Chinese national while investigating a complaint of a man duped of Rs 43.5 lakh. The course of the investigation revealed that he was running a syndicate of cybercrime through WhatsApp.

A Chinese national has been arrested in connection with a major cyber fraud case by Delhi’s Shahdara Cyber Police Station. According to ANI, Fang Chenjin duped a victim of over Rs 43.5 lakh which he carried out through online stock trading scams orchestrated via WhatsApp groups,

He further said that there are also 17 criminal complaints registered with the Cyber Crime Portal, all linked to the same Fincare Bank account with the total amount defrauded exceeding Rs. 100 crore ($11.

Shahdra Cyber Police have arrested a Chinese national, Fang Chinjin, for allegedly defrauding individuals of Rs 43.5 lakhs through online stock trading scams on WhatsApp. Investigations revealed his connection to major fraud cases in Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh,

The Delhi cyber police said that the accused was involved in online stock trading scams operated through WhatsApp groups.

Delhi Police arrested a Chinese national, Fang Chenjin, for allegedly running a WhatsApp-based stock trading scam that defrauded victims of over Rs 43.5 lakhs. Investigations revealed links to other cybercrime and money laundering cases across multiple states,

The scam was executed via WhatsApp stock trading groups, and the probe revealed ties to additional fraud cases in Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, totalling over ₹100 crore.