<p>The Indiranagar police have busted an international credit card racket run by a group of five men. The police have also seized hundreds of fake credit cards from them.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Waseem Pasha and Imran Khan, purchased a high-end mobile phone from a showroom on CMH Road and swiped a credit card. But when the transaction declined, they pulled out several cards. The staff grew suspicious and informed the police. Sensing danger, the duo fled the spot.<br /><br />After examining the CCTV footage from the showroom, the police circulated their photos to other showrooms and shops and asked the shopkeepers to inform the police if they see them.<br /><br />After a few weeks, the two visited another mobile phone showroom in Indiranagar. When the showroom staff alerted them, the police rushed to the spot and arrested Imran and Waseem. Their interrogation led to the arrest of the kingpin of the racket Manoj Kumar along with Pashanth Dashwanth Rane and Rahul Pradeep Dulera. <br /><br />Manoj Kumar, an alleged inter-state fraudster, is wanted in similar cases in various states. He used to get empty credit cards of MNC banks including Citi Bank, Standard Charted Bank, Axis Bank and other banks, from Malaysia. Later, he would buy credit card data of various bank accounts online after paying some money. He would then feed the data into empty cards with the help of electromagnetic tapes, said the police.<br /><br />After preparing fake credit and debit cards, he would test them in swiping machines and distribute it to his associates. They would buy high-end mobile phones and sell them for lesser price.<br /><br />The accused were operating from a lodge in Cottonpet. Police have obtained bank details and mobile phones from them.</p>
<p>The Indiranagar police have busted an international credit card racket run by a group of five men. The police have also seized hundreds of fake credit cards from them.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Waseem Pasha and Imran Khan, purchased a high-end mobile phone from a showroom on CMH Road and swiped a credit card. But when the transaction declined, they pulled out several cards. The staff grew suspicious and informed the police. Sensing danger, the duo fled the spot.<br /><br />After examining the CCTV footage from the showroom, the police circulated their photos to other showrooms and shops and asked the shopkeepers to inform the police if they see them.<br /><br />After a few weeks, the two visited another mobile phone showroom in Indiranagar. When the showroom staff alerted them, the police rushed to the spot and arrested Imran and Waseem. Their interrogation led to the arrest of the kingpin of the racket Manoj Kumar along with Pashanth Dashwanth Rane and Rahul Pradeep Dulera. <br /><br />Manoj Kumar, an alleged inter-state fraudster, is wanted in similar cases in various states. He used to get empty credit cards of MNC banks including Citi Bank, Standard Charted Bank, Axis Bank and other banks, from Malaysia. Later, he would buy credit card data of various bank accounts online after paying some money. He would then feed the data into empty cards with the help of electromagnetic tapes, said the police.<br /><br />After preparing fake credit and debit cards, he would test them in swiping machines and distribute it to his associates. They would buy high-end mobile phones and sell them for lesser price.<br /><br />The accused were operating from a lodge in Cottonpet. Police have obtained bank details and mobile phones from them.</p>
