Archive · 9 Nov 2025
270 Indians Fleeing Myanmar Scam Centre Questioned by Agencies
Some Indians who were working at a scam center in a country called Myanmar tried to escape.
They ran to another country, Thailand, but got caught by Thai police for entering illegally.
Thai police took their phones and passports.
The Indian government then brought these 270 people back home.
In India, special investigators are talking to them to find out if they were part of the scams.
These scam centers in places like Myanmar trick people all over the world.
The Indian government is working to bring back even more Indians who might still be in Myanmar.
270 Indian nationals, including 26 women, were repatriated from Thailand after fleeing a scam center in Myanmar.
Indian investigating agencies are questioning the returnees to ascertain their involvement in online scams.
The Indians crossed into Thailand illegally from Myanmar's Myawaddy town and were fined by Thai authorities.
Thai immigration seized electronic gadgets, mobile phones, and multiple passports from some individuals.
The scam centers, like KK Park in Myanmar, are involved in transnational cyber scams, forcing trafficked individuals to commit fraud.
- Who
- 270 Indian nationals, including 26 women
- What
- Were questioned by Indian investigating agencies after being repatriated from Thailand, having fled a scam center in Myanmar.
- When
- Questioned after repatriation on Thursday, October 26 (implied).
- Where
- Brought back to India from Thailand, having fled from Myawaddy, Myanmar.
- Why
- To identify involvement in online scams operated from the KK Park cyber scam center in Myanmar.
- Number of Indians Repatriated
- 270
- Origin of Repatriation
- Thailand
- Previous Location
- Myanmar (KK Park scam centre)
- Reason for Fleeing
- Crackdown on scam centre
- Repatriation Aircraft
- Two C-130J Super Hercules
- Fines Paid
- Yes, to Thai authorities for illegal crossing
- Confiscated Items
- Electronic gadgets, mobile phones, multiple passports