In a significant crackdown on cybercrime, police in East Champaran district, Bihar, India, arrested four members of an international gang allegedly connected to operatives in Pakistan. The arrests followed a tip-off leading to the apprehension of Ankit Kumar, who confessed to his involvement in fraudulent activities and disclosed the gang's methods of siphoning money overseas. The gang reportedly transferred defrauded funds through Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs) and received a 10% commission for their operations. Alongside Kumar, three associates—Yuvraj Kumar, Manoj Mandal, and Chunnu Kumar—were also arrested based on his revelations. Authorities seized several items from the suspects, including seven bank passbooks, ten ATM cards, and five mobile phones. The investigation is ongoing as police delve deeper into the gang's operations.