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Rajasthan Police Arrest 10th Accused in Cambodia Cyber Fraud Network
Bad people in a faraway country called Cambodia were tricking people into helping them cheat others out of money online.
The police in Rajasthan, India, caught a man who helped them do this.
His name is Ajruddin, and he lives in a city called Ajmer.
He was promised a good job in Cambodia, but when he got there, he was made to take part in a scheme to trick people with fake investment plans involving Bitcoin.
Some people who said no were held captive and fined.
The police say Indian young people were taken to Cambodia with promises of real jobs and then forced to do cybercrime.
This arrested man is the tenth person caught in this case.
He also admitted to helping bring other people from his area to Cambodia.
The police are still investigating and think more arrests may happen soon.
Rajasthan Police's State Cyber Crime Police Station in Jaipur arrested Ajruddin Kathat Khair Salsa, the 10th accused in the Cambodia-based international cyber-fraud case.
The Ajmer resident was arrested following technical analysis and information received from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C).
Ajruddin was allegedly lured to Cambodia with a job offer and recruited into a cyber-fraud network operated by Chinese nationals.
The network allegedly targeted victims through fraudulent investment schemes involving Bitcoin and other forms of cyber fraud.
Police identified Chinese handlers known by the aliases "Atai Boss" and "Boss Damon" and said further arrests could follow.
- Who
- Rajasthan Police's State Cyber Crime Police Station in Jaipur, with inputs from the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), arrested Ajruddin Kathat Khair Salsa, a resident of Ajmer.
- What
- The arrest of the 10th accused in an international cyber-fraud network allegedly operated from Cambodia with Chinese handlers.
- Where
- Jaipur and Ajmer in Rajasthan, India; the fraud network was allegedly operated from Cambodia.
- When
- The accused returned to India in December 2025; the arrest was announced recently, though the exact date was not stated in the article.
- Why
- The network allegedly lured Indian youths to Cambodia with promises of legitimate employment and forced them to carry out investment and cryptocurrency frauds.
Key facts
- Total arrests in case
- 10
- Accused name
- Ajruddin Kathat Khair Salsa
- Accused residence
- Ajmer, Rajasthan
- Reported monthly salary
- Around $800 plus commissions
- Country of network operation
- Cambodia
- Alleged handlers
- Chinese nationals using aliases "Atai Boss" and "Boss Damon"
- Accused's return to India
- December 2025
- Investigating agency
- State Cyber Crime Police Station, Jaipur (Rajasthan Police)
Quotes
Ajruddin Kathat Khair Salsa
Accused, resident of Ajmer, arrested in the cyber‑fraud case
“Ajruddin admitted to helping lure several people from Vijayanagar, Ajmer, Beawar, and adjoining areas to Cambodia by promising them jobs.”
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