Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Assam Residents Arrested in Manipur for Cybercrime Activities
Two people from Assam were arrested in Manipur.
They are accused of running a cybercrime ring.
They used bank accounts, called 'mule accounts,' to help with illegal money transfers.
These accounts were linked to crimes in other states.
The police say the two people were collecting personal information like Aadhaar and bank details.
This information was used to commit the cybercrimes.
Two individuals from Assam were apprehended in Manipur.
The arrests occurred in Imphal West district.
They are suspected of involvement in an inter-state cybercrime racket.
The suspects allegedly used mule bank accounts.
The accounts were linked to economic offenses reported across different states.
- Who
- Two individuals from Assam's Barpeta and Chirang districts.
- What
- Two individuals from Assam were arrested for involvement in an inter-state cybercrime racket, using mule bank accounts.
- When
- The arrest took place on Friday, and the report was released on Saturday, August 2.
- Where
- Imphal West district, Manipur, near Khuman Lampak locality.
- Why
- The suspects were allegedly involved in an inter-state cybercrime network.
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Use of technology for illicit gains.
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Cybercriminals' activities.
- Arrested Location
- Imphal West district, Manipur
- Accused From
- Assam (Barpeta and Chirang districts)
- Alleged Crime
- Inter-state cybercrime racket
- Method
- Using mule bank accounts
- Date of Arrest
- Friday