<p>The Madhya Pradesh police have arrested three persons, including two women, from Noida for allegedly running a fake call centre and duping people of roughly Rs 10 crore by offering them soft loans, an official said on Saturday.</p>.<p>The police on Friday arrested the leader of the racket David Kumar Jatav (21), a B. Com graduate and a website designer, and two of his accomplices Manisha Bhatt (27) and her sister Neha (23), inspector general of police (Bhopal zone) Upendra Jain told PTI.</p>.<p>"We are going to produce the accused in a Bhopal court to seek their remand," the official said.</p>.<p>According to the police, Jatav hails from Ghaziabad, while Manisha and Neha are BA graduates from Uttarakhand.</p>.<p>The accused created several websites and have been trapping people since 2018 by promising them loans with low-interest rates, an official said, adding that a manhunt has been launched for another member of the racket.</p>.<p>The accused have allegedly cheated close to 10,000 people to the tune of Rs 10 crore, the official said.</p>.<p>As many as six laptops, 25 mobile phones, 21 pen drives, eight active SIM cards among other things have been recovered from the accused, he said.</p>.<p>The state police started its investigations after one Padmesh Singh lodged a complaint stating that he had been cheated by a website www.swiftfinance.in, in December 2019, the official said.</p>
<p>The Madhya Pradesh police have arrested three persons, including two women, from Noida for allegedly running a fake call centre and duping people of roughly Rs 10 crore by offering them soft loans, an official said on Saturday.</p>.<p>The police on Friday arrested the leader of the racket David Kumar Jatav (21), a B. Com graduate and a website designer, and two of his accomplices Manisha Bhatt (27) and her sister Neha (23), inspector general of police (Bhopal zone) Upendra Jain told PTI.</p>.<p>"We are going to produce the accused in a Bhopal court to seek their remand," the official said.</p>.<p>According to the police, Jatav hails from Ghaziabad, while Manisha and Neha are BA graduates from Uttarakhand.</p>.<p>The accused created several websites and have been trapping people since 2018 by promising them loans with low-interest rates, an official said, adding that a manhunt has been launched for another member of the racket.</p>.<p>The accused have allegedly cheated close to 10,000 people to the tune of Rs 10 crore, the official said.</p>.<p>As many as six laptops, 25 mobile phones, 21 pen drives, eight active SIM cards among other things have been recovered from the accused, he said.</p>.<p>The state police started its investigations after one Padmesh Singh lodged a complaint stating that he had been cheated by a website www.swiftfinance.in, in December 2019, the official said.</p>