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Kerala Police Book Four Flipkart Hub In-Charges in ₹1.61 Crore Premium-Phone Fraud

The case stems from a Flipkart enforcement complaint alleging a fake-order scheme through four Ernakulam delivery hubs.

Overview

  • Ernakulam Rural Cybercrime Police registered an FIR after Flipkart reported roughly 331 high-end phones missing between August and October 2025.
  • The four in-charges of Instakart-operated hubs were named as accused: Siddique K. Aliyar (Kanjoor), Jassim Dileep (Kuruppampady), P. A. Harris (Mekkad), and Mahin Noushad (Muvattupuzha).
  • According to the FIR, orders were placed using multiple phone numbers and fake addresses, and the devices were later falsely reported as missing upon reaching the hubs.
  • The alleged loss totals about ₹1.61 crore, detailed as 38 phones ₹18.14 lakh (Kanjoor), 87 ₹40.97 lakh (Kuruppampady), 101 ₹48.66 lakh (Mekkad), and 106 ₹53.41 lakh (Muvattupuzha).
  • Police cited BNS provisions on criminal breach of trust, cheating and impersonation along with IT Act Section 66(D), and say interrogations and further evidence collection are underway.