Summary
- Lahore:A major crackdown on suspected cyber fraud in Lahore has led to the arrest of 42 people, including 11 women, after the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) raided three alleged illegal call centres accused of targeting overseas customers, particularly US citizens.
- According to the agency, the suspected operations involved posing as representatives of US telecommunications companies and approaching customers with offers of mobile phone upgrades, telecom packages and SIM-related services.
- Atif Ameer said the NCCIA Lahore Zone would continue operations against individuals and groups allegedly defrauding overseas customers under the guise of legitimate telemarketing services.
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Lahore:A major crackdown on suspected cyber fraud in Lahore has led to the arrest of 42 people, including 11 women, after the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) raided three alleged illegal call centres accused of targeting overseas customers, particularly US citizens.
The raids were conducted in Garden Town, Gulberg and OPF Society under the directions of NCCIA Lahore Zone Additional Director Atif Ameer. Investigators seized 67 laptops, 50 mobile phones, two server systems and other computer equipment as they began probing the alleged telemarketing scam.








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