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​INTERPOL Operation First Light 2026 Results in 5,811 Arrests Worldwide

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By Vinay Kumar Rai
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A major global law enforcement operation led by INTERPOL has delivered a significant blow to international cyber-enabled financial crime networks. Under Operation First Light 2026, authorities from 97 countries and territories arrested 5,811 suspects and intercepted or froze illicit assets worth approximately USD 293 million, equivalent to over ₹2,500 crore.
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​Investigation Links Indian-Origin Businessman to ₹425 Crore Indonesian Defence Scandal

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By Vinay Kumar Rai
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Indian-origin businessman Gaurav Srivastava, who is already embroiled in fraud-related legal proceedings in the United States, has come under intense international scrutiny following allegations of a major defence procurement fraud in Indonesia.
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​MeitY Issues Notices to Telegram and Signal Over Username Feature Concerns

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By Vinay Kumar Rai
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has expanded its regulatory scrutiny over instant messaging platforms by issuing notices to Telegram and Signal. This action follows a similar directive sent to Meta-owned WhatsApp regarding its proposed username feature. The Central government has raised significant concerns that allowing communication through usernames rather than mobile numbers could lead to a sharp rise in online fraud, phishing, impersonation, and digital arrest scams.
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