BUSTED!! See Photo Of Two Nigerian Men Arrested For Fraud By India Police

Two Nigerian men, Chukwuma Collins, 35, and Nicodemus Obinn, 27, have been captured in India for misrepresentation.

The team allegedly become a close acquaintence with their casualties on person to person communication locales before completing false exercises on them.

Taking after their capture by a joint group of Delhi and Goa Police at the weekend, Times of India reports that Collins and Obinn admitted to the wrongdoing and uncovered that they had swindled a few others correspondingly.

Amid cross examination, the team asserted they had touched base in India five years back for business and after that began conning individuals utilizing diverse strategies.

As indicated by the police, the suspects make up stories about the poor states of their relatives living in western nations and request that the casualties help them with cash. In the wake of getting the cash they disjoin all contact with the casualties.

They are said to have been included in a few instances of extortion and a First Information Report, FIR was apparently enrolled against them in Goa digital wrongdoing cell.

A joint chief, wrongdoing, Ravindra Yadav, said one of their casualties, Bridget Fernandes Rai, made a grumbling to Goa Police, asserting to have been tricked of around Rs 8 lakh by the team.

“The victim said she had befriended Collins on Facebook and after a few days of chatting, he started calling her. Collins started referring to her as his sister and asked for Rs 8 lakh to transfer some money and jewellery through a courier to his relatives.

“He claimed that the courier was stuck in legal processes at the customs department in Goa and he needed to get it delivered quickly as his wife had expired.

“Rai agreed to transfer the money to his account. As soon as the money was transferred, Collins disappeared. After some time, Rai received a call from the custom department, which raised questions regarding the parcel she had sent, and realised that she was duped.

“A team from Goa Police approached them in Delhi with technical surveillance. A joint team was formed to track the accused. The duo was arrested from Mahavir Enclave in south Delhi,” Yadav stated, adding that three laptops, seven data cards, 36 SIM cards and 26 mobile phones, three USB pen drives, were recovered from the suspects.