Delhi Police Arrest Human Trafficker Exploiting Indian WorkersChinese Cybercrime Rings

Kamran Haider, alias Zaidi, was apprehended after a 2,500-km chase for trafficking Indians to Southeast Asia, where they were coerced into cyber fraud operations.

• Kamran Haider, also known as Zaidi, was arrested in Hyderabad by Delhi Police after a 2,500-km pursuit across multiple states.
• Zaidi and his accomplices trafficked vulnerable Indian men to the Golden Triangle Region in Southeast Asia under the pretense of job offers abroad.
• Victims had their passports confiscated upon arrival and were forced to work in Chinese-operated fake call centers conducting cyber scams targeting global citizens.
• The trafficking operation was orchestrated through a consultancy called Ali International Services, which served as a front for illegal activities.
• Zaidi was wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) and carried a reward of ₹2 lakh; his arrest followed months of investigation and surveillance.

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