The Delhi Police's Intelligence Fusion and Strategic Operations unit has successfully dismantled an international cyber fraud syndicate that utilized illegal 'SIM Box' technology to deceive individuals through digital arrest scams and fraudulent investment schemes. The operation led to the arrest of Vaibhav Raj, 29, and Anil Kumar, 28, in Mayur Vihar, east Delhi. Police discovered that the syndicate was routing international calls through illegal GSM gateways, enabling foreign fraudsters to contact victims in India using local mobile numbers, thus avoiding detection. The investigation commenced after suspicious telecom patterns were identified on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. Following this, police raided a rented flat in GD Colony, recovering a 32-slot SIM Box, over 350 SIM cards, mobile phones, a laptop, and networking equipment, indicating extensive illegal call routing. The accused facilitated operations for overseas handlers by maintaining infrastructure, managing SIM cards, and operating mule bank accounts for laundering illicit proceeds. They impersonated officials from various agencies, coercing victims into transferring money under false pretenses. Investigators are continuing to probe the broader transnational network linked to this syndicate.