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मुंबई पोलीसांची सायबरक्राइम विभागाने १४ ऑगस्ट ते १६ ऑगस्ट दरम्यान बिहार आणि झारखंडमधील दोन लोकांना अटक केली आहे, ज्यांच्यावर आरोप आहे की त्यांनी एका अकाउंटंटला 'बॉस स्कॅम' मध्ये ४८.६० लाख रुपये फसवले. या स्कॅममध्ये आरोपींनी तक्रारकर्त्याच्या CEO चा व्हॉट्सअ‍ॅपवर छद्म व्यक्तिमत्व वापरले. तसेच, असेही आढळले की आरोपी भारतभर सुमारे सात अशाच प्रकरणांशी जोडले गेले आहेत.

Mumbai police's cybercrime department has arrested two people from Bihar and Jharkhand between August 14 and August 16 for allegedly defrauding an accountant of ₹48.60 lakh in a 'Boss scam', in which the accused impersonated the complainant's CEO on WhatsApp. It wasalso found that the accused were allegedly linked to almost seven similar cases across India.

मुंबई पोलिसांनी शहरातील बांद्रा परिसरात 10 कोटींच्या किमतीचा 10 किलो हाय-क्वालिटीचा चरस बाळगल्याच्या संशयावर बिहारचा 31 वर्षीय पुरुष अटक केला, असं मंगळवारी एका अधिकाऱ्याने सांगितलं.अभियुक्त संतोष साव याला मुंबई पोलिसांच्या अँटी-नार्कोटिक्स सेल (ANC) टीमने बांद्रा टर्मिनसच्या बाहेर पकडले.

Mumbai Police have arrested a 31-year-old man from Bihar for allegedly carrying more than 10 kilograms of “high quality” charas, valued at over Rs 10 crore, in Bandra area of the city, an official said on Tuesday.The accused, Santosh Saw, was nabbed outside Bandra Terminus, by a team of the city police’s Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC).

The Maharashtra Police have arrested Bijendra Gupta, a Bihari bhaiyeaa bimaru alleged to be the mastermind behind the Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) paper leak. He was arrested along with an alleged associate after reportedly evading authorities for nearly a month by living under a false identity in Bihar. Investigators say multiple teams were deployed across states before the suspects were finally traced and taken into custody.

According to investigators, the alleged paper leak led to the postponement of the TET examination, affecting thousands of aspiring teachers who had spent months preparing. The police believe the operation involved a well-organized network, and the investigation is continuing to identify everyone who may have played a role. Authorities are also attempting to recover additional evidence and trace the financial and logistical links behind the alleged racket.

Every time a competitive examination is compromised, it is honest students who suffer the most. Aspirants dedicate years of hard work, invest significant time and money, and place their hopes on a fair selection process. When question papers are leaked, that trust is shattered.