Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Delhi Police Busts Fake Flight Ticket Scam
The Delhi Police arrested two men, Tanuj Agarwal and Tanveer, for a fake flight ticket scam.
They lured victims with discounted tickets, and one victim lost Rs 50,000.
Agarwal allowed Tanveer to use his bank account for the fraud.
Tanveer communicated with foreign handlers and supplied them with bank account details.
The police found that Agarwal's account was linked to at least 25 cyber fraud complaints.
Investigations are ongoing to trace the money and the foreign handlers.
Delhi Police arrested two individuals for a fake flight ticket scam.
The scam involved offering discounted flight tickets online.
A victim lost Rs 50,000 after clicking on a fraudulent payment link.
Tanuj Agarwal's bank account was used for fraudulent transactions.
The police are investigating the money trail and foreign handlers.
- Who
- Delhi Police arrested Tanuj Agarwal and Tanveer.
- What
- The police busted a gang involved in a fake flight ticket scam.
- When
- Agarwal was arrested on September 16, and Tanveer on September 18.
- Where
- The arrests took place in Dehradun and Deoband.
- Why
- The accused were duping people with fake low-cost flight tickets.
Victims
Perpetrators
Loss of Money
Victims
Victims lose money through deception.
Perpetrators
Perpetrators gain money through illicit activities.
- Accused
- Tanuj Agarwal and Tanveer
- Agarwal's Location
- Dehradun
- Tanveer's Location
- Deoband, Uttar Pradesh
- Crime
- Cyber fraud involving fake flight tickets
- Victim's Loss
- Rs 50,000
- Agarwal's Account Use
- Used by Tanveer for fraudulent transactions
- Complaints Linked
- At least 25 across multiple states
