Fake Personal Loan Consent Letters Used to Defraud Victims, Police Capture Perpetrators

Authorities in Noida have dismantled a scheme that used counterfeit personal‑loan consent letters to trick borrowers. The operation, carried out by the cyber‑crime wing, resulted in the arrest of two suspects, both 21‑year‑old residents of Khodda Colony, Ghaziabad. The criminals allegedly accessed data from a company named Aryulons, reaching out to people in urgent need of loans and promising swift approval. After sending forged consent documents, they demanded processing fees and other charges, depositing the proceeds into their own bank accounts. Financial records show Tushar received ₹1.20  lakh and Sumit Kumar ₹2.20  lakh, amounting to a combined ₹3.40  lakh. The police have lodged a formal complaint and are extending the probe to related digital footprints and banking channels.