1,000 voters each, 30-day deadline, uploading data on app: SIR, spare a thought for the BLO
Below new Bhangel flyover, cratered DSC Road hits biz
Three more bodies pulled out from rubble, Greater Noida roof collapse toll rises to 4
Rushing against time: Greater Noida building was constructed in 1.5 months
Why 57 BLOs in Noida and Ghaziabad face FIRs
Noida airport licence likely by Nov 30, but commercial ops not before next year
Toxic smog lingers over NCR, air quality remains severe in Noida
Tripling turns fatal: Two die after Innova rams into their bike in Noida
Agra to Aligarh, UP Roadways to run buses from Noida airport
Ghaziabad Development Authority to acquire 187 hectares for industrial township
Police claim false, Ghaziabad man acquitted in drugs case after 14 years in jail
Flats to villas, Rera approves s 1.5k crore projects for Noida
Power boost: 7 substations in city next year
Noida International Airport will soon offer direct bus services to key cities in Uttar Pradesh. The Uttar Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation has partnered with the airport for this initiative. This expansion will connect travellers to cultural, religious, and economic hubs. The airport is also linking with other state transport agencies for wider reach.
In Noida, property ownership operates under a leasehold model, which means the land is ultimately owned by the authority, whereas Ghaziabad provides a more traditional freehold option, allowing buyers full ownership rights. While converting leasehold properties in Noida to freehold is a complex issue with limited avenues, the authorities are actively engaging in discussions to explore feasible renewal mechanisms.
House roof collapse in Greater Noida: Death toll rises to four
Tragedy struck in Greater Noida's Rabupura area when the roof of an under-construction house collapsed, claiming the lives of four labourers. The unfortunate incident unfolded on Wednesday afternoon as workers were dismantling shuttering. Initial reports indicate that three workers succumbed to their injuries in the hospital, following the immediate death of one at the site.
On Camera: Noida Woman Slapped By PG Operator After She Asks For Her Security Deposit
A Noida woman was allegedly assaulted inside a women's PG accommodation during a dispute over the return of her security deposit, an incident captured in a widely shared video.
Delhi-NCR AQI: The air quality in Delhi NCR has once again plunged into alarming levels, with several areas recording Air Quality Index (AQI) readings in the 'severe' category. A dense layer of smog has blanketed the region, creating a gas chamber-like situation.
One dead, 7 rescued, more feared trapped as roof crashes on workers in Greater Noida
Tests done, DGCA & UP to check Noida airport readiness before launch date
Jaismine marches into final, Bartwal among 10 Indians to reach finale
World Boxing Cup Finals GREATER NOIDA, Nov 19: World Champion Jaismine Lamboria (57kg) delivered a commanding performance to storm into the final of the World Boxing Cup Finals 2025, outclassing Kazakhstans Ulzhan Sarsenbek, the former Asian Youth Championships gold medallist, with a flawless 5:0 win at the Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex in Greater []
Air quality severe, NCR chokes as GRAP III restrictions fall flat
Man poses as RAW agent, Armyman to cheat people in Noida, held
Discom to switch to advanced insulators to check outages
SIR: 13 Ghaziabad booth level officers face FIRs for lapses
Allahabad high court dismisses 18 pleas on 2009 land acquisition for YEIDA work
Guard cycling home crushed to death in hit & run in Bhopura
Cargo complex, NIA: Dadri-Jewar belt set to be logistics hub
UP STF nabs Noida man impersonating RAW, Army officer
NOIDA: A 37-year-old man has been arrested by the Noida unit of the Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) for allegedly posing as an officer of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Army Major and Colonel, officials said on Wednesday. The accused, Suneet Kumar, was held on Tuesday evening, and multiple fake identity documents, including a forged RAW officer and Army ID carrying his photograph, were recovered from him, they said. Additional Superintendent of Police (STF Noida) Raj Kumar Mishra told PTI that Kumar, originally from Ajoi village in Vaishali district of Bihar, was currently living in Paramount Golf Forest under the Surajpur police station area of Greater Noida. The arrested accused sometimes claims to be an Army officer and sometimes a RAW officer, and his activities are suspicious. Following the interrogation, based on sufficient evidence, the suspect, Suneet Kumar, was arrested around 8.30 pm on Tuesday, leading to the above-mentioned seizure, Mishra said. He said during interrogation, the arrested accused is 37 years old and has completed his post-graduate degree in Clinical Psychology from Kalinga University, Raipur, in 2012. The accused uses various names and positions to influence individuals and coerce them into performing tasks. He also calls various people posing as a RAW officer to obtain his work. Posing as an Army Major, Colonel or a RAW officer, he rents houses in societies by creating forged documents in various names, the police officer said. Accused Kumar has also created companies like Happu Mental Health Service 2, Festum 24 Technologies Private Ltd and Lokally Technologies Private Limited, in which he and his maternal aunt's sister are directors, according to the STF. Mishra said, The primary purpose of these fake accounts was to make transactions in the Happu Mental Health Service company's accounts to increase its valuation. During interrogation, it was also revealed that transactions worth over Rs 3 crore have taken place in Happu Mental Health Service company over the past 10 months. Kumar's primary objective was to increase the company's valuation and get it listed on the stock market as a public company, so that a huge amount of money could be received as investment through IPO, the agency said. Rs 40 lakh in RBL Bank account and Rs 41 lakh in Kotak Mahindra Bank account in the fake name of Amit Kumar have been frozen. Information is being gathered regarding other criminal activities of accused Suneet Kumar, Mishra said. A case has been registered against the arrested accused at Surajpur Police Station in Gautam Budh Nagar under the sections 319(2), 318(4), 338, 336 (3), 340(2), Bhartiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and 66 D IT Act. According to the STF, the seized items include two fake IDs, 20 cheque books of different banks, eight debit and credit cards, five PAN cards, 17 forged rent agreements in various names, two Aadhaar cards, three voter ID cards and several other documents. Further investigation in the case is underway, the officer added.
Crime Branch nabs U.P. native in medical seat fraud after five years on the run
The accused operated mainly from Delhi andNoida, and placed large-scale advertisements on online and social media platforms promising medical admissions in reputed institutions across Indi
Gzb digital library to focus on books of local writers
Good news for Noida residents! No long waits in Ghaziabad for passport; here's why
Often, residents of Noida have to endure long queues and wait at the Ghaziabad passport centre to get their passport-related work done. But no more, as Passport Seva Kendra at the Head Post office in Sector 19, Noida have been expanded. In the latest development, the process of passport applications and verifications will become hassle-free with the addition of a new machine, additional resources, and a new counter at the centre.
NBCC sells 609 housing units in Greater Noida via auction to AU Real Estate for Rs 1,070 cr
The company has bought 462 units in 'Aspire Leisure Valley' project for Rs 696.20 crore and 147 units in 'Aspire Centurian Park' project for Rs 373.23 crore
NBCC nets 1,070 crore from sale of housing units in Greater Noida
The units belonged to two Amrapali-linked projectsAspire Leisure Valley and Aspire Centurian Parkbeing completed under the Supreme Court-directed ASPIRE reconstruction initiative
Bihar Man Poses As Intel Officer, Arrested In Noida; Fake ID Card Recovered
The man, identified as Sunil Kumar, is a resident of Bihar's Vaishali district, and was arrested on Tuesday evening by members of the Uttar Pradesh Police's STF.
UP ATS Raids Greater Noida Printing Unit Istanbul International Over 'Inflammatory Literature'
UP ATS Officers seized CCTV footage and several documents of Istanbul International Private Ltd as part of the ongoing probe.
Noida begins converting 2003 rolls to Excel files as residents hit SIR hurdle
Smog lingers over NCR, Noida AQI stays very poor, Gzb still severe
Marriage halls may face up to s 5L fine for waste violations
With no cops in sight, vehicles flout rules on Bhangel elevated road on Day 1
Azamgarh man gets life term for killing wife, leaving her body locked in Noida home for 10 days
Daily snarls on Vikas Marg, residents want U-turn near Parthala flyover
Noida opens Bhangel elevated rd for public under pressure from farmers
Retired railway officer loses Rs1 crore in online trading scam
Only CNG vehicles & electric vehicles can be added to commercial fleets in Noida and Ghaziabad
6 injured as auto rams into truck on NH9 service lane in Noida
Farmhouse worker kills pregnant wife in Noida, dies by suicide
A 28-year-old man allegedly stabbed a 25-year-old woman to death in Jabalpur after she ended their friendship four months prior. The accused, identified as Kuldeep alias Golu Yadav, reportedly accosted Muskaan Yadav as she left for work, inflicting multiple stab wounds before fleeing the scene.
Woman refuses to withdraw harassment case, stabbed by estranged husband in Ghaziabad
Bennett University to host 3-day global AI summit
Bennett University in Greater Noida is hosting the Global AI Summit 2025. Over 50 experts will discuss AI and emerging technologies. The event features 295 accepted research papers from 15 countries. This summit highlights the rapid growth of the AI market, expected to exceed one trillion dollars by 2030. Xebia is the corporate partner for this significant conference.
GE Healthcare, Philips, Panacea keen to set up units at Noida Medical Devices Park
Former Jaypee Infratech MD Manoj Gaur was sent to 14 days' judicial custody in a money laundering case. The Enforcement Directorate alleges a Rs 14,599 crore fraud involving homebuyers' funds, which were allegedly diverted instead of being used for construction, leaving projects stalled.
UP CM Yogi Adityanath highlights sharp drop in crime, inaugurates modern forensic lab
LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reflected on the states law-and-order situation on Tuesday, emphasising that crime in the state had sharply decreased. Criminals are now caught quickly and punished, said CM Yogi, adding that if a robbery or snatching occurred, the offender could be seen limping the next day. The Chief Minister made the remarks while addressing a gathering in Gorakhpur during the inauguration of a modern forensic laboratory. He also reviewed law-and-order work and held a Janata Darbar to hear public grievances. CM Yogi asserted that crime no longer occurred freely in Uttar Pradesh. This is a new Uttar Pradesh that does not tolerate crime and ensures punishment, he said. The modern forensic laboratory, inaugurated by the Chief Minister, was built at a cost of Rs 72.78 crore. Yogi said the FSL lab was part of the governments zero-tolerance policy towards crime. To support his point, he cited improved womens participation in the workforce due to enhanced security. Prior to 2017, only 13 per cent of women in the state were working. The figure has now risen to 35 per cent, as women feel safer going out for work, he claimed. The Chief Minister also highlighted that 2,19,000 police personnel had been recruited over the past eight years. Many states do not have such a large police force. Recently, 60,244 new police recruits joined the service. In 2017, the government had to rely on military and paramilitary training centres due to limited capacity, but the state now has sufficient training facilities of its own, he added. CM Yogi further noted that following a 2016 Supreme Court directive for Safe Cities, Uttar Pradesh now has 17 municipal corporations, with Noida and Greater Noida linked to an Integrated Command and Control Centre. Over 13 lakh CCTV cameras have been installed across these areas to provide round-the-clock surveillance.
ACE Edit Takes Off - 300 Bespoke Studios with Retail & Club Experiences near the Airport
The Yamuna Expressway is witnessing a remarkable transformation, as visionary developments infuse the region with a contemporary urban spirit. At the forefront of this evolution, ACE Group leads with bold, design-led projects that are setting new benchmarks for integrated living and growth. Noticeably, its new mixed-use project ACE Edit in Sector 22D is just the perfect place where retail spaces, leisure zones, workspaces, and luxury residences come together in one well-planned complex. Designed for the modern jet-setter, the project redefines convenience and class. ACE Edit Front View Elevation With a legacy built on innovation, design excellence, timely delivery, quality craftsmanship, and customer trust, ACE Edit reimagines city life. Its a space where urban planning, business, and leisure come together seamlessly to create a magical experience. Spread across 3.4 acres, residents can arrive in styleenjoying a premium location close to the Noida International Airportwhile experiencing touchdown to luxury through 300 beautifully designed studio residences, complete with upscale retail zones and plush lounge. experiences. Just minutes away from the new Noida International Airport, ACE Edit offers exceptional connectivity, positioning itself as the perfect choice for frequent flyers, professionals, and investors seeking premium living with long-term growth potential. It redefines mixed-use spaces with a vibrant, forward-thinking character designed to inspire. Demonstrating how modern commerce and contemporary living can coexist within a single address, ACE Edit stands as a testament to innovation and intent. The space feels lively yet elegant, designed for people who appreciate luxury and the freedom of modern studio living. Each residence combines intelligent design with premium finishes, offering a perfect blend of comfort, privacy, and functionality. Open-air dining, wellness zones, and a terrace pool add a sense of calm sophistication to its contemporary architecture. Together, these elements reflect ACE Groups forward-looking approach to designone that keeps pace with how todays urban residents and investors aspire to live: smart, stylish, and seamlessly connected. Mr. Ajay Chaudhary, Founder, Chairman & Managing Director, ACE Group said, With the Yamuna Expressway rapidly transforming into Indias next real estate hub, ACE Edit embodies that spirit of progressbringing together business, leisure, and community living in one inspired destination. It goes beyond architecture to create experiences that resonate and endure . The announcement follows ACE Group's recent milestone of crossing Rs. 5,000 crore in sales from its projects along the Yamuna Expressway-a figure that reflects both the scale of its presence and growing trust of buyers and investors in the area. This milestone underlines the strong presence of the group in the region and also brings forth the growing confidence of buyers and investors. Over the last couple of years, ACE Group has built one of the most comprehensive portfolios on the corridor. The portfolio of its projects on this location comprises residential projects like Ace Terra and Ace Verde to large plotted and integrated townships, namely Ace Estate, Ace Acreville, and, The Nest which is a part of Ace Verde, consisting of modern studio residences. On the commercial front, ACE Groups flagship project, ACE YXP, showcases its unwavering focus on quality and long-term vision. Collectively, these initiatives have established ACE Group as a catalyst for transformation along the Yamuna Expressway. With projects like Ace Edit, ACE is transforming the Yamuna Expressway into a hub of high-end comfort, where luxury truly lands offering residents a taste of Urban Living with a Runway Flair in the heart of NCRs fastest-growing corridor Located close to Noida International Airport, the Formula 1 Circuit, and the upcoming Film City, ACE Edit enjoys direct access to newest attractions and destinations of NCR. The Yamuna Expressway itself is fast changing in character, with new infrastructure and well-planned neighbourhoods giving the region fresh momentum. Seamless connectivity and a growing mix of commercial and lifestyle spaces are turning the region into a hub that attracts both domestic and global investors. Under the leadership of Mr. Ajay Chaudhary, ACE Group has consistently stayed ahead of market trends, delivering projects that harmonize aesthetic excellence with enduring functionality. His unwavering commitment to timely delivery, superior construction quality, and design innovation has solidified ACE Groups reputation as a name synonymous with trust, progress, and modern living. With its expanding portfolio along the Yamuna Expressway, ACE Group continues to set new benchmarks in real estate across Delhi-NCR. acegroupindia.com .
It's open! Noida's Bhangel Elevated Road launched for public use on trial basis
Noida Authority has opened the 4.5km Bhangel Elevated Road for public trial after a farmers' group threatened to forcibly open it. The Rs 608 crore project, delayed by funding and design issues, aims to ease traffic for thousands of commuters. Despite a smooth ride, initial confusion led to congestion as many remained unaware of the new route.
Ranking points to play a role in LA Olympics qualification: World Boxing President
GREATER NOIDA, Nov 17: Outgoing World Boxing President Boris van der Vorst on Monday said ranking points will play a role in the qualification process for the 2028 Los Angeles Games as they will determine seedings in the qualifiers as well as the Olympics. World Boxing has introduced a new ranking system under which boxers []
Thick smog engulfs Noida, AQI very poor for 5 days in a row
BLOs on their own, GB Nagar DM asks parties: Where are agents?
Vehicle lifters gang busted while moving stolen bikes
Ghaziabad to get two new senior Kasturba Gandhi girls schools next session
8 helpdesks for quick fix of power complaints in Noida
Cyber Fraud: Retired Colonel's Rs 28 Lakh Vanished In WhatsApp Scam; Heres What Happened
A retired Colonel from Noida lost 28.87 lakh in a WhatsApp cyber scam without any OTP. Hackers used a malicious APK file to gain full control of his phone.
Allahabad high court junks Noidas extension charge demand against corporate tower
Greater Noida launches s 3.6k-crore commercial plot scheme
Preeti secures medal as Indians dominate Day 1
World Boxing Cup Finals Greater Noida, Nov 16: Returning after a year away from international action and a draining battle with Hepatitis A, Preeti Pawar marked her comeback in style, securing a medal for India at the World Boxing Cup Finals here on Sunday. The 22-year-old defeated fellow Hangzhou Asian Games bronze medallist Nigina Uktamova []
AQI slips to severe in Ghaziabad, stays very poor in Noida
Residents of Sector 82 demand repairs of open gym, park and sewers
83-year-old Noida man loses Rs 50 lakh in share market trading fraud
Commuters along the GT road in Ghaziabad demand action against pollution and filth
As per the cabinet directive, the Uttar Pradesh Expressways Industrial Development Authority (UPEIDA) will return Rs 32,696,764 to M/s JP Ganga Infrastructure Corporation Limited, the company originally contracted to build the expressway.
Man, Who Beheaded Lover In Noida, Said She Used To 'Extort Money' From Him
A 34-year-old man arrested for murdering his extramarital lover and dumping her body parts across Noida and Ghaziabad, said that the woman had been extorting money from him. The accused, Monu Singh murdered his lover, Preeti Yadav, inside a bus.
Noida International Airport Ltd is working with DGCA to get safety, security clearances, the aerodrome licence, said an official. Read here to know details
SIR: As BLOs go on roll call, voters having hard time with 2003 roll recall. Heres why
At centre of boxing world this week: Noidas Malakpur
Greater Noida slides into severe zone, NCR caught up in haze
Man wanted in Mohali double murder worked as RWA manager in Noida
Primary school teachers away on SIR duty, students bear the brunt
GRAP curbs stall fix, broken flyover joint poses crash risk in Noida
Driving change: These vans are bridging digital divide in Noida
Dankaur school faces inquiry after students made to carry tiles
Gzb RWAs asked not to use bouncers to threaten people
Avoid stepping out if AQI crosses 200, Ghaziabad health department warns
YEIDA allots 100 acres for 5,000cr tractor unit
3 snatchers caught after two gunfights in 12 hours in Noida
NCRTC puts solar panels on rapid rail tracks
Bus caught on camera near drain led police to lover who killed woman in Noida
Uttar Pradesh govt to withdraw case against Mohammad Akhlaq lynching case accused
LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh government has decided to withdraw the case against Mohammad Akhlaq lynching case accused. The 50-year-old Akhlaq, 50, was lynched by a mob over rumours of alleged cow slaughter and storing its meat at his home in Dadris Bisada village in Greater Noida in 2015. His son, Danish, was thrashed too, but he survived after spending several days in hospital. According to Gautam Buddha Nagar Additional District Government Counsel (ADGC), Bhag Singh Bhati, the withdrawal application, issued by the state government in connection with Mohammad Akhlaq Ahmeds case, was filed before the competent court on October 15. The court is yet to pass order on the application. It has rather fixed December 12 for hearing the matter, said Bhati. Bhati added that it was for the court to decide whether the case would be withdrawn or not. Until then, the trial would continue. So far, the testimony of the first prosecution witness the complainant and the deceaseds daughter, Shaista is underway, Bhati added. He also confirmed that all 15 accused facing trial in the case were currently out on bail. Meanwhile, Defence counsel, BR Sharma, also confirmed that withdrawal application was moved by government counsel in the court. Akhlaq and his son Danish had faced the mobs wrath on September 28, 2015, following an announcement from the village temple that he had slaughtered a cow. Both father and son were dragged out of their house and badly beaten up. Akhlaq, later, died at a Noida hospital, while Danish survived after undergoing major surgery to correct head injury inflicted by mobsters. Police had registered an FIR at Jarcha police station under sections 302 (murder), 307 (attempt to murder), 147 (rioting), 148 (rioting with deadly weapon), 149 (unlawful assembly), 323 (assault), 504 (intentional insult to disturb peace), of IPC. In 2015, 15 persons including Vishal Rana, son of a local BJP leader, and his cousin Shivam, were charge-sheeted as the main conspirators who led the mob to Akhlaqs house and assaulted the family. The meat recovered from Akhlaqs house was also sent to a forensic laboratory in Mathura for examination and the report had stated that it belonged to a cow or its progeny. Akhlaqs family, however, had alleged that the samples were switched. In 2016, a Surajpur court had ordered a separate FIR to be filed against Akhlaqs family for alleged cow slaughter.
Indias Digital Education Market Expected to Grow 150% by 2026
Indias digital education market is projected to witness explosive growth of approximately 150% by 2026, driven by increasing internet penetration, government initiatives, and rising demand for skill-based learning. The market, valued at around USD 4.20 billion in 2024, is expected to reach between USD 8 billion and USD 10 billion by 2026, with metropolitan hubs like Delhi, Noida, and Mumbai emerging as frontrunners in this transformation. This growth is fueled by the surge in upskilling and reskilling demands, particularly in [] The post Indias Digital Education Market Expected to Grow 150% by 2026 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Noida Police arrests bus driver for murder after woman's headless body found in drain
NOIDA: A 34-year-old bus driver has been arrested for the alleged murder of a woman whose headless and limbless body was found in a drain in Noida on November 6, police said on Saturday. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Noida) Yamuna Prasad said the body was found in a drain under the limits of Sector-39 police station, with toe rings being the only identifiable clue. Nine police teams were formed to trace the woman's identity and the suspect. More than 5,000 CCTV cameras were scanned and around 1,100 vehicles were checked. Of these, 44 vehicles were shortlisted and their owners and drivers were questioned, Prasad said. The investigation led the police to a white-and-blue bus seen moving suspiciously near the crime scene on November 5 with its lights switched off. The bus, bearing registration number UP16 KT 0037, was traced to driver Monu Singh alias Monu Solanki, a resident of Barola here, the police said. Further inquiries revealed that the woman, identified as Preeti Yadav, alias Preeti Devi, had been missing for five to six days and was known to be in a prolonged dispute with Singh. She was later confirmed to be the victim, the officer said. Police arrested Singh on Friday and recovered the bus, bloodstained mat, clothes of the deceased and other remains based on his disclosure. During interrogation, Singh allegedly told police that he had been in an illicit relationship with Preeti, who worked in a jeans factory in Barola along with her mother. He claimed she had begun extorting money from him and frequently threatened to implicate him or involve his daughters in illegal activities, the DCP said. Prasad said the accused confessed to picking up Preeti on November 5 after taking a 'gadansa' (sharp-edged tool) from her house without her knowledge. They ate food inside the bus, after which an argument broke out. Singh claimed he attacked her with the weapon, beheaded her and severed her hands to hide her identity, he said. The accused allegedly disposed of the torso in a drain in Noida and dumped other remains and the weapon in a dry drain near Siddharth Vihar in Ghaziabad. Forensic examination of the bus and seized items confirmed the presence of human blood, Prasad said. An FIR has been registered under Sections 103(1) and 238 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and further legal proceedings are underway, the police added.
Retired surgeon loses Rs 1.6 crore in year-long digital arrest scam
BENGALURU: Incredible, but true. A 70-year-old retired surgeon is the latest victim of a digital arrest scam, losing over Rs 1.6 crore in a year. The year-long struggle of Dr. Rajesh (name changed) came to an end after the Noida police in UP arrested one of the accused and learnt about Rajesh through the financial transactions the latter had with the accused. The Noida cops tried to contact the doctor but he did not answer their calls, prompting them to alert the Bengaluru City Police. Even after Bengaluru police tried calling him several times, Rajesh did not respond. Later, the cops visited his house and informed him about the situation, but he denied knowing anything about the digital arrest scam. The cops then contacted his family and convinced the victim to register a complaint. However, he is yet to approach the police, said a senior police officer. The officer added that after the cops approached him, the victim called the fake police, who had digitally arrested him earlier, and asked what he should do. The accused had created extreme fear in the victim. Just imagine what he has been going through for the past year, the officer said. The victim lives in the city with his wife, while his two children live abroad. A preliminary probe revealed that he was arrested whenever the cyber fraudsters required money and extorted him for a year. Yet Rajesh didnt want to share the details and bank records with the police. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime-2) Raja Imam Kasim P told TNIE that the police have asked the victim to file a complaint. However, the victim is yet to come forward and is not sharing details of his loss. Police or any special agency never arrest people online. Police can arrest an accused physically only after issuing a notice and explaining him the grounds of arrest. If anyone receives a call claiming an online/digital arrest, they should not share any personal detail, hang up the video call and contact their local police, Kasim said. Anyone who falls prey to a digital arrest scam should immediately call 1930, which helps the police to freeze the transferred amount. The younger generation must educate their parents and family members about online scams, as senior citizens are increasingly falling victim to such fraud, he added.
