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Delhi: Fake call centre busted, 24 held for duping people by offering mobile phones at cheap rates

On July 9, the police received information about the fake call centre operating at Rohini Sector-7 which allegedly duped people on the pretext of offering them mobiles at cheap rates through a lottery scheme

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The Delhi Police has busted a fake call centre and arrested 24 people, including 15 women, from the Rohini area, officials said.

The accused duped victims, mainly from the northeastern states and Odisha, on the pretext of offering them mobile phones at cheap rates through a lottery scheme, they said. Police said Ramkumar (34), Shyam Kumar (35) and Govind (22), all residents of Sultanpuri here, together owned the call centre.

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