<p>Nagpur: A Malaysian national wanted in an alleged cryptocurrency scam case was arrested on Tuesday by Nagpur Police after he evaded arrest for six years, an official said.</p>.<p>Baharuddin Binmohamed Yunus alias Mike Lucey was detained by immigration officials at the Delhi airport three days ago as he was trying to flee to Malaysia, he said.</p>.<p>Yunus established Future Bit Company here in collaboration with Nishedh Wasnik, Abhijeet Shrigirwar, Shami Jaiswal and Krishna Bhandarkar in 2017, the official said.</p>.Gwalior fraudster claims Nigerians run 'classes' on cybercrime in Delhi, MP.<p>The accused organized seminars in prominent city hotels and lured investors with promises of doubling their money within 90 days through Bitcoin investments. They also operated a website, www.thefuturebi.com.</p>.<p>The accused allegedly cheated investors of Rs 38.26 lakh before Yunus suddenly closed the company and absconded.</p>.<p>While police arrested the other four members of the gang, Yunus evaded arrest as he was a foreign national.</p>.<p>His involvement came to light during the investigation of another cryptocurrency fraud case linked to Nishedh Wasnik, the official said.</p>.<p>After he was detained in Delhi, a team of Nagpur police traveled to the national capital and arrested him. A court here sent him in police custody until January 12, the official said, adding that further probe was on. </p>
<p>Nagpur: A Malaysian national wanted in an alleged cryptocurrency scam case was arrested on Tuesday by Nagpur Police after he evaded arrest for six years, an official said.</p>.<p>Baharuddin Binmohamed Yunus alias Mike Lucey was detained by immigration officials at the Delhi airport three days ago as he was trying to flee to Malaysia, he said.</p>.<p>Yunus established Future Bit Company here in collaboration with Nishedh Wasnik, Abhijeet Shrigirwar, Shami Jaiswal and Krishna Bhandarkar in 2017, the official said.</p>.Gwalior fraudster claims Nigerians run 'classes' on cybercrime in Delhi, MP.<p>The accused organized seminars in prominent city hotels and lured investors with promises of doubling their money within 90 days through Bitcoin investments. They also operated a website, www.thefuturebi.com.</p>.<p>The accused allegedly cheated investors of Rs 38.26 lakh before Yunus suddenly closed the company and absconded.</p>.<p>While police arrested the other four members of the gang, Yunus evaded arrest as he was a foreign national.</p>.<p>His involvement came to light during the investigation of another cryptocurrency fraud case linked to Nishedh Wasnik, the official said.</p>.<p>After he was detained in Delhi, a team of Nagpur police traveled to the national capital and arrested him. A court here sent him in police custody until January 12, the official said, adding that further probe was on. </p>