Cybercrime Gang Busted in Bold Assam Raid
An interstate cybercrime gang involved in making fake Aadhaar cards and other financial crimes was dismantled by Assam police with the arrest of five individuals from Assam, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. Authorities are continuing investigations to uncover the gang's full network.

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Police in Assam made a significant breakthrough in the fight against cybercrime with the arrest of five individuals linked to an interstate criminal gang.
The operation, led by Juria police, followed critical intelligence inputs, resulting in apprehensions in Nagaon district on Friday night, according to Additional Superintendent of Police Jayanta Barua.
The accused were involved in counterfeit Aadhaar card production and financial fraud. The investigation is ongoing as police seek to identify further members of the network, urging public vigilance against cybercrime.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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