Indians Lose Millions to Online Fraud in Early 2025
A majority of these financial losses were linked to fraudsters operating out of Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, according to the report.
The statistics, provided by the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Center — a division under the Home Ministry — indicated that these scams often stem from fortified locations, allegedly under the management of Chinese syndicates.
The fraudulent operations exploit trafficked people, including Indian nationals, compelling them to deceive unsuspecting victims.
This disturbing detail was also highlighted in the coverage by the news agency.
A source within the Indian government informed the newspaper that the Foreign Ministry recently convened with Cambodian representatives in New Delhi.
The meeting aimed to formulate a collaborative strategy to address the growing threat.
During the discussions, Cambodian authorities allegedly requested precise GPS data pinpointing the scam centers within their territory to enable appropriate countermeasures.
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