Delhi Police have successfully dismantled a major international cyber fraud syndicate responsible for over 2,500 complaints and scams amounting to ₹300 crore (approximately $36 million USD). The operation led to the arrest of Karan Kajaria, the alleged mastermind, at Kolkata airport on April 3. The investigation revealed a sophisticated network operating across multiple states in India, with connections to international fraud syndicates, particularly in Cambodia. The fraudsters created fake investment platforms and used mule bank accounts to siphon off funds from unsuspecting victims. Kajaria maintained direct links with foreign operators and facilitated fund movements through cryptocurrency channels. Police recovered 48 mobile phones, 258 SIM cards, and frozen funds totaling ₹19 lakh (approximately $23,000 USD) during the crackdown. Investigations are ongoing to identify other members of the syndicate, which has been active for four to five years.