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In Nawada, Bihar, eight people were taken into custody for reportedly tricking men into participating in a fraudulent operation that paid them to 'impregnate' women who were unable to conceive with their partners. Using social media, the group known as "All India Pregnant Job (Baby Birth Service)" promised males the chance to make money by "impregnating" women.
In Nawada, Bihar, eight people were taken into custody for reportedly tricking men into participating in a fraudulent operation that paid them to ‘impregnate’ women who were unable to conceive with their partners.
The accused allegedly demanded security money ranging from ₹5,000 to ₹20,000 after charging individuals who expressed interest a registration fee of ₹799, according to the police. Munna Kumar is thought to be the mastermind behind this vast cybercrime network. The individuals were a part of a wider nationwide cyber syndicate, according to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Kalyan Anand, who also verified the arrests. Authorities took nine smartphones and a printer from the suspects during the arrests. The senior police official stated that further arrests were probably going to be made and that questioning into the case was still ongoing.
