Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Delhi Police Arrests Man in Fake Airline Ticket Refund Scheme
A man named Akshay Sharma was arrested for running a fake call center that tricked people from other countries.
He pretended to help them get refunds for airline tickets.
He would make up fake documents, like doctor's notes, to get the money.
Sometimes, people got back a little money, but other times, they got nothing.
The police found lots of computers and phones at his place.
They are now trying to find out who else was involved and where the money went.
Delhi Police arrested Akshay Sharma for running a fake call center.
Sharma targeted foreign nationals with a fraudulent airline ticket refund scheme.
The scam involved forging documents to obtain refunds from airlines.
Sharma used online ads and impersonation to get financial details.
36 laptops, 6 phones, and forged documents were recovered during the raid.
- Who
- Akshay Sharma, the man arrested for running the fake call center.
- What
- A fake call center scam targeting foreign nationals with fraudulent airline ticket refunds.
- When
- Arrest made on June 24th after investigation.
- Where
- New Delhi, with the call center operating from Kirti Nagar.
- Why
- To defraud foreign nationals by offering fake airline ticket refund services.
- Incident
- Fake Call Center Scam
- Accused
- Akshay Sharma
- Victims
- Foreign Nationals
- Location
- Kirti Nagar, Delhi
- Recovered Items
- 36 Laptops, 6 Phones