Delhi Police Arrest Four in Axis Bank Impersonation Fraud

Delhi Police arrested four people accused of pretending to be bank customer-care workers.

They allegedly told a credit-card holder that a yearly card charge had to be cancelled.

The callers then promised to issue a new card.

They asked the victim to use a payment application and make three payments.

The payments totaled about Rs 1.19 lakh, although the reports give slightly different totals.

The callers also gave a fake service number and promised quick delivery of the new card.

When the card did not arrive, the victim contacted the real bank and discovered the request was fake.

Police traced the money to an account linked to Prince Kumar.

Investigators are checking whether the group cheated other people and are looking for two alleged associates.