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Press Conference | Benagluru city police | 14 October 2025
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33:37Now Playing1. Foreign Drug Peddlers Held
The Electronic City Police have arrested two foreign nationals for selling prohibited drugs, including MDMA crystals and cocaine, during a targeted operation. The team seized 490 grams of MDMA (crystal form), 43 grams of cocaine, one weighing machine, one mobile phone, and a two-wheeler, all valued at ₹2.15 lakh.
Advisory
Bengaluru City Police reiterates its zero-tolerance stance on narcotics and urges citizens to report any drug-related activity to the nearest police station or call #Namma112. Together, let’s keep our city drug-free.
2. ₹5.3 L Gold Fraud Busted
Hulimavu Police have arrested a person who cheated people by falsely claiming to perform rituals and retrieve hidden treasures. The accused deceived victims by promising spiritual rituals to uncover buried gold and later escaped with their ornaments. A total of 485.4 grams of gold ornaments worth ₹5.3 lakh were recovered from his possession. Investigation revealed his involvement in similar cases registered at Hulimavu, Bhadrahinalli, and One at Ballari Police Stations.
Advisory
Bengaluru City Police urges citizens to stay cautious of such fraudulent claims and report suspicious activities to the nearest police station or dial #Namma112.
3. ‘Digital Arrest’ Scam Busted
HSR Layout Police have arrested 16 individuals for operating a fake call center under the name Cybits Solutions Pvt. Ltd., defrauding U.S. citizens through a “Digital Arrest” scam. The accused impersonated U.S. law enforcement agencies, threatening victims with fake charges under the Narcotics Control Act and money laundering, extorting money online.
During the raid, police seized 41 computer systems, 25 mobile phones, networking equipment, and fake police IDs used in the operation. The accused hail from Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, and Gujarat.
Bengaluru City Police reiterates its commitment to combating cybercrime and urges citizens to stay alert against online scams. Report cyber offenses immediately via www.cybercrime.gov.in
or dial #Namma112.
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