Weekly roundup
Weekly scam roundup
21 Sept–27 Sept 2026
Executive Signal
21 Sept–27 Sept 2026: 1 fraud alert indexed in this IST week from public reporting.
- 1 public report analyzed across Indian media and law enforcement notices.
- Geographic concentration: Delhi recorded the highest frequency of localized filings (1 report).
Sources: Indian national media, regulator advisories, and official channels.
At a glance
- Reports this week
- 1
- Top scam type
- —
- Top channel
- —
- Top state
- Delhi
1Scam Types to Watch
Common scam types in reports this week. These are media-reported signals — not court findings.
No reports matched our curated scam types this week. Browse all reports for individual stories.
2Channels & Geography
Top Locations
| State | Alerts |
|---|---|
| DelhiDelhi | 1 |
3Notable Reports
Representative high-impact or indicative reports indexed this week.
Police restores Rs 33 lakh to cyber fraud victims
Delhi Police restored ₹3.59 lakh to victims in 34 cyber fraud cases through the Money Restoration Module (MRM), a victim assistance mechanism developed by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C). The article explains the operational process, eligibility criteria and documentation requirements for restoring frozen funds. It does not describe any specific fraud incident or identifiable criminal activity.
- Published
- 26 Sept 2026
- Location
- Delhi, New Delhi
- Clues in report
- 3 clues
- 1Police restores Rs 33 lakh to cyber fraud victims
Police restores Rs 33 lakh to cyber fraud victims
Delhi Police restored ₹3.59 lakh to victims in 34 cyber fraud cases through the Money Restoration Module (MRM), a victim assistance mechanism developed by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C). The article explains the operational process, eligibility criteria and documentation requirements for restoring frozen funds. It does not describe any specific fraud incident or identifiable criminal activity.
https://risx.kncok.com/alerts/6a4fe4c764555c1a2ebe1fad
Emerging Pattern
Scam operations continue to target digital payment channels and social messaging platforms.
What to Watch Next
- Never authorize an unsolicited remote-screen sharing app (e.g., AnyDesk, TeamViewer) at the request of an incoming caller.
- Remember: Entering your UPI PIN is solely for sending funds. No legitimate refund or reward requires a PIN entry.
Sources
Reporting attributed to verified Indian publications and enforcement agencies.