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Sector-113 Police Station arrests one accused involved in cyber fraud for purchasing gold; jewelry worth Rs. 2,15,060 and one mobile phone used in the crime recovered

Details of the action:
On January 19, 2026, the Sector-113 Police Station, with the help of manual intelligence and confidential information, arrested one accused, Priyanka Vats, wife of Vikrant Vats, near Sector-119, Noida. One gold chain and one pair of earrings, worth Rs. 2,15,060, along with the store bill and one mobile phone used in the crime (with a sticker covering the camera), were recovered from her possession.

Brief description of the incident:
During questioning, the accused Priyanka revealed that she and her husband, Vikrant, used to defraud people by luring them with the promise of getting HDFC credit cards online. By creating Facebook groups/pages and different accounts, they obtained mobile numbers. Priyanka would then obtain the customers' credit card and net banking details through mobile screen sharing and use this information to purchase gold jewelry from online stores, which they would later collect from the stores. The accused stated that she kept a sticker on her front camera during video calls so that her face would not be visible.

Details of the arrested accused:
Priyanka Vats, wife of Vikrant Vats, resident of Vijay Vihar Colony, Rohini, Delhi, age approximately 29 years.

Details of the recovery:
1- One gold chain and one pair of earrings worth Rs. 2,15,060
2- One mobile phone used in the crime

Important tips related to cyber awareness:
1- Be cautious of unknown calls and callers: If anyone calls claiming to be a bank/customer care official and asks for information related to your credit card, net banking, or UPI, do not trust such calls. 2- Use screen sharing apps with extreme caution: Do not install or use AnyDesk, TeamViewer, or other screen sharing apps at the behest of any unknown person. Your OTP, password, credit card details, and banking information can fall into the hands of criminals during screen sharing.
3- Be wary of social media offers: Be cautious of attractive advertisements, links, and messages related to credit cards or loans on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, etc.
4- Never share your OTP and password: Banks, credit card companies, or any other institution will never ask for your OTP, CVV, or PIN. If such a request is made, immediately disconnect the call.
5- Report fraud immediately: In case of any cyber fraud, immediately call the 1930 helpline or register a complaint on cybercrime.gov.in.

Media Cell
Police Commissionerate Gautam Buddh Nagar