Udaipur, November 28 (Udaipur Kiran): Acting under the directions of Udaipur District Superintendent of Police Yogesh Goyal, the District Special Team along with police teams of Savina and Sukher police stations carried out a major operation against cyber criminals and arrested a total of nine accused in two separate actions.
The crackdown was conducted under the supervision of Additional Superintendent of Police (City) Umesh Ojha, Deputy Superintendent of Police (East Circle) Chhagan Purohit, and Deputy Superintendent of Police (West Circle) Rajesh Yadav. The teams were led by SHO Bharat Yogi (Hiranmagri), SHO Ravindra Singh Charan (Sukher), and District Special Team In-charge Vikram Singh.
Action 1: Savina Police Station
On November 26, 2025, the Savina police station team arrested six accused — Sudhir Kalra, Yajat Sadhwani, Kaidar Bagdi, Manish Kalra, Sagar Samaria and Sudesh Meena. From their possession, police seized 25 mobile phones, one laptop, 32 bank passbooks of different account holders, 16 cheque books and 73 ATM cards.
A case was registered at Savina police station under relevant sections of BNS, IT Act and RPGO Act. During preliminary investigation, it was revealed that the accused formed an organised gang and used bank accounts obtained from account holders to route online gambling money through betting applications. Cash was withdrawn and routed through hawala channels for commission. It was also found that accused Sudhir Kalra was actively involved in running illegal online gambling and supplying bank accounts for the racket. Further investigation is underway and the accused are currently in police custody.
Action 2: Sukher Police Station
On November 27, 2025, based on specific information, the Sukher police station team and District Special Team arrested three accused — Rajan Vaishnav, Neenad Vaishnav and Ridham Vaishnav from a rented house in Priyadarshini Nagar, Bedla. They were found involved in online gaming fraud by purchasing bank accounts on commission and routing fraudulent transactions through them as part of an organised criminal conspiracy.
A case has been registered at Sukher police station and the accused were produced before the court, from where two days of police remand was obtained. Further interrogation is underway to identify the complete modus operandi and other linked account holders.
Police have confirmed that further investigation is continuing in both cases to trace the full network involved in the cyber crime racket.
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