Delhi Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Interpol have so far arrested six people, four from India and one each in Canada and Uganda.
 This collaboration between the Delhi Police and the FBI dealt a major blow to the economic $ 20 million call center. According to him, Special Commissioner of Police HCS Dhaliwal, this operation has broken the belief that culprits of international crimes can escape justice “The FBI informed us of Parth Armarkar, who is originally from Gujarat but has been living in Uganda for a long time. In Uganda, he ran call centers as US’s DEA has had a senior officer, Uttam Dhillon. He (Armarkar) impersonated this identity and called the potential victims,” the senior police officer said . Armarkar operated a call center in Uganda where he organized these fraudulent call scam.
Uttam Dhillon, a elderly officer from the US Drug Enforcement Administration, played a crucial part in the fiddle, as MR Dhaliwal said the frequenter impersonated Uttam Dhillon(Armarkar) told the target that child pornography had been seized at the US- Mexico border.”
 He’d tell the victims that they set up their contact figures and other details during the hunt and could charge them with serious offenses if they did not pay the fine,” he said. Their gang would operate substantially in Uganda but lately called the target from India and asked him to give a gold slipup rather of money and it was assured that the money would be collected under any circumstances.
” This isn’t a fiddle where a software bug has burgled someone of$ 200-$ 300, they were targeting over $1 lakh per victim. They would outline their targets by surveying social media accounts. For illustration, people who weren’t veritably tech-smart, they had several parameters,” said Mr. Dhaliwal.
The people who fell for this scam were those who weren’t technologically advanced and fell for this cyber-crime and in the future, there may be more victims who fall for this phone call scam, the victims were shown facial substantiation from their computers, and tricked them into giving money to save themselves, 50 victims FBI has spoken to so far and Delhi police spoke to two of them through videotape call. These fraudsters siphoned off $ 20 million off of the victims, Main suspects Vatsak mehta from West Delhi and Parth armakar from Ahembdabad others like Deepak arora and Prashant kumar worked with the gang.
Mr Dhaliwal said “It is a fact that many people consume child pornography on the Internet. They (the gang) would use the dark net to find people visiting pornographic sites for their voyeuristic pleasures. So the targets would be vulnerable, they would think that they had indeed visited these sites and possibly law agencies are onto them. So, they would try to avoid trouble by paying up through cryptocurrency or wire transfers.”
 In December 2022, the FBI and Delhi Police worked together to arrest four culprits who were running this call fiddle and this successful collaboration marked significant milestones in the fight against such crimes and they will arrest further people responsible for this call scam in the future.
