Overview
- Nawada Cyber Police's Special Investigation Team arrested Ranjan Kumar and detained a minor linked to the scheme.
- Four mobile phones were recovered and a case was registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita and the Information Technology Act.
- The fraud relied on social-media ads promising Rs 10–15 lakh to men for impregnating childless women, then demanded upfront fees for registrations and expenses.
- Investigators say the group harvested Aadhaar, PAN details and photographs and issued forged court or government documents to intimidate victims.
- Police urge immediate reporting of such offers and stress that legitimate employers do not ask for registration or processing fees.