US Embassy screens documentary showcasing successful US-India cooperation in combating cyber crime

The US Embassy organized a special screening of Bogus Phone Operators, a documentary film, an investigative crime series, at the American Center in New Delhi. During the eye-opening documentary “Bogus Phone Operators,” viewers watched as U.S. and Indian authorities worked together to uncover a multimillion-dollar scam that preyed on elderly American citizens.

Operation between Indian Police and FBI

Through the lens of the investigating officer who led the raid, the documentary “Bogus Phone Operators” sheds light on the scale and seriousness of the alleged scam, its impact on American victims, and the subsequent investigation involving cyber experts, lawyers, and a joint team of experts.

Launching the event, Eric Garcetti, US Ambassador to India, said, “I am proud that our Office of the Legal Attaché is highlighting the successful partnership between US and Indian law enforcement in fighting cyber crime. By disrupting scammers and potential victims, we are making a real impact together.

Bogus Phone Operators (BPO) creator Yul Kurup shares the meaning behind his documentary. “We are proud to introduce ‘BPO’ to audiences around the world. As producers, we are dedicated to telling engaging and thought-provoking stories that resonate with audiences around the world, that spark conversation and drive change.” This documentary reminds us of the widespread threat posed by cyber crime and the importance of being vigilant in an increasingly connected world, through our exploration of the Thane call center scam. Plans hope to empower you to save.

Satyaprakash Upadhyay, Director of Bogus Phone Operators, said, “Scammers making fake phone calls are spreading rapidly and targeting people across the world. They are not just random people trying to take money from victims. They are part of a big, smart technologically advanced group that knows how to get our personal information. They also pretend to be police or government officials without any fear of being caught, as they have the support of a large network. Now is the time for us to understand their tactics and work together to stop them.”