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Hyderabad Police Arrest 47 Suspects Across 7 States in Cyber Fraud Crackdown

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Hyderabad police have dismantled multiple cyber fraud networks in a major crackdown spanning seven states across India. A total of 47 individuals were arrested in connection with 36 registered cybercrime cases. The cases came to light through complaints filed on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal (NCRP). The coordinated operation reflects growing law enforcement efforts to tackle the rise of online financial fraud in the country.

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