The Delhi Police have apprehended three individuals from Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh for their involvement in cyber fraud cases totaling over ₹1.22 crore (approximately $147,000 USD). These individuals provided mule bank accounts used to facilitate fraudulent transactions linked to fake Initial Public Offering (IPO) investments and forex trading scams. The police's cyber cell and crime branch uncovered three separate cases where victims were duped through social media platforms, fake websites, and impersonation. In one instance, a resident of Laxmi Nagar, East Delhi, lost around ₹46.66 lakh (approximately $56,000 USD) to a fake stock market scheme. Another victim was coerced into transferring ₹36.19 lakh (approximately $43,500 USD) under the threat of arrest by individuals posing as officials from various law enforcement agencies. The third victim fell prey to a forex trading scam, losing ₹40.12 lakh (approximately $48,000 USD). The police have traced portions of the stolen funds to bank accounts in Surat, Kota, and Bhopal, leading to the arrests of Rajesh Ratnabhai Hadiya, Musaveer Khan, and Shubham Rathore. Investigations continue to identify further accomplices in these cybercrime cases.