The Delhi Police conducted Operation CyHawk 4.0 on April 6-7, resulting in the arrest of over 600 individuals and the rounding up of 8,371 suspects in a crackdown on organized cybercrime. This operation was aimed at dismantling the financial infrastructure supporting cyber fraud, leading to the registration of 499 new FIRs against identified fraudsters. Among those arrested was the son of a local eatery chain owner, who allegedly facilitated cybercrime through his bank account for a commission. The operation identified illegal call centers involved in various scams, including fake job offers and telemarketing fraud. Investigators linked 3,564 complaints from the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal to mule accounts and mobile numbers associated with these crimes. The operation uncovered ₹519 crore (approximately $62 million USD) in defrauded money, highlighting the extensive reach of organized cybercrime in the capital. The Delhi Police, supported by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), plans to conduct similar operations regularly to combat cybercriminals effectively.