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Rajgarh Police Bust Multi-State Rs. Crore Fraud Gang, 14 Arrested

Rajgarh police have apprehended 14 individuals part of a vast inter-state fraud ring promising doubled money, spanning 10 states.

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Rajgarh Police Bust Multi-State Rs. Crore Fraud Gang, 14 Arrested

Inter-State Fraud Ring Busted in Rajgarh, 14 Arrested

The Cliff News | Rajgarh | August 27, 2026 Rajgarh police have exposed a major inter-state gang that defrauded people of crores of rupees by enticing them with promises of doubling their money. The gang's network stretched across 10 states, and following 35 days of intensive investigation and over 30,000 kilometers of travel, 14 members have been arrested.

The operation, led by Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani, involved raids in states such as Maharashtra, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Delhi, and Haryana. Investigations revealed that the gang operated with extreme precision, trapping victims with promises of substantial financial gains.

Meticulous Investigation Leads to Arrests

The police team painstakingly reviewed over three thousand CCTV footages and gathered technical evidence to successfully track down the accused. During the operation, approximately 1 crore 73 lakh rupees in cash, four vehicles, and 19 Android mobile phones were seized from the suspects.

In total, the police have recovered 2 crore 92 lakh rupees worth of assets that the gang was using to facilitate its criminal activities. Superintendent of Police Amit Tolani stated that this gang had carried out similar fraudulent activities in numerous states.

Extensive Network and Public Awareness Appeal

Information about complaints filed against this gang in other states has also surfaced, indicating the vastness of its network. The gang specifically targeted individuals seeking quick and substantial profits. SP Tolani appealed to the public to be wary of any tempting offers promising to double or quadruple their money.

He advised thorough due diligence before investing in any unknown entity or suspicious investment scheme. This gang was employing new methods of fraud, skillfully absconding with people's hard-earned money. The police team was congratulated by the Superintendent of Police for this significant success, and police personnel who performed excellently were honored.