Anuj Meena, a 20-year-old veterinary sciences student from Karauli district in Rajasthan, India, was arrested for his alleged involvement in an online work-from-home scam that defrauded job seekers. Victims were lured via social media with offers of handwriting assignments, ultimately leading to losses of ₹34,000 (approximately $410 USD) per victim. The police initiated an investigation after a complaint from a victim in central Delhi, who reported various charges including registration fees and material costs. An FIR was filed on April 29, prompting a dedicated police team to trace the accused. Investigators uncovered a financial trail linked to a UPI account associated with Meena, leading to his arrest on May 1. During questioning, Meena revealed his partnership with a co-accused, Ganesh Sharma, who introduced him to cyber fraud techniques. The duo created a social media account to attract vulnerable job seekers, with Sharma managing online communications while Meena facilitated the financial transactions. The investigation continues to identify more victims and the co-accused.