Archive · 16 Nov 2025
Hyderabad Man Escapes Myanmar Scam Hub After Forced Cybercrime
Imagine a man from Hyderabad who was looking for a job abroad.
Someone tricked him with a fake offer to work in Thailand.
When he got there, he was taken to Myanmar and forced to work in a place called KK6 Park.
There, he had to work on computers doing bad things, like scams.
If he didn't do what they wanted, they would fine him or put him in jail.
After a while, he found a chance to run away.
He ran almost 20 kilometers to the border of Thailand and got help from the Thai army to cross over.
The Indian Embassy helped him get back to India, and now he's told the police what happened so they can catch the bad guys.
A Hyderabad man was trafficked to Myanmar and forced into cybercrime operations.
He escaped by travelling 20 km to the border and crossing into Thailand with army assistance.
The victim was lured with a fake data-entry job offer by an individual named Arif.
He was transported to the notorious KK6 Park in Myanmar and compelled to participate in online scams.
The victim has lodged a complaint with the Telangana State Cyber Security Bureau, leading to a case being registered.
- Who
- A 26-year-old gig worker from Hyderabad
- What
- Escaped from a scam hub in Myanmar after being trafficked and forced into cybercrime.
- When
- Escaped on October 22, 2025, and returned to India on November 6, 2025.
- Where
- Forced to work in KK6 Park, Myanmar, escaped across the border to Thailand, and returned to India.
- Why
- Lured with a false job offer and subsequently forced into illegal online scam operations.
- Victim's Occupation
- Gig worker/Delivery worker
- Trafficking Location
- KK6 Park, Myanmar
- Escape Route
- 20 km to Myanmar border, crossed into Thailand with army help
- Return Journey
- Handed over to Indian Embassy in Thailand, reached Delhi
- Alleged Mastermind
- Arif (also known as Zochai)
- Company Involved
- Zhantu Group, Myanmar