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Mumbai Police arrest Jharkhand student from West Bengal for developing, selling APK files to cyber criminals

According to the police investigation, the suspect allegedly created and sold 91 fake mobile applications to cyber criminals. These applications were allegedly used to target 2,993 people across the country, including 512 victims in Mumbai and Maharashtra

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Investigators estimate that the fraud resulted in financial losses of approximately Rs 63.69 crore nationwide. Pic/Mumbai Police

Investigators estimate that the fraud resulted in financial losses of approximately Rs 63.69 crore nationwide. Pic/Mumbai Police

Mumbai Police have arrested a 26-year-old student, a science graduate, accused of developing fake mobile applications that were allegedly used by cyber criminals to steal banking details and cheat thousands of people across India for crores of rupees, officials said.

The accused was arrested by a team from D.B. Marg Police Station after a technical investigation that took officers to Jharkhand and West Bengal.

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