25 Indians Forced into Cybercrime in Myanmar, Subjected to Electric Shocks

Twenty-five Indian nationals, including a 30-year-old from Nashik, are reportedly held captive in Myanmar and forced into cybercrime, enduring harsh conditions such as electric shocks and 18-hour labor.

1 Jul, 15:41 — 1 Jul, 15:41

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Electric Shocks, 18-Hour Labour: 25 Indians Forced Into Cybercrime In Myanmar

Kaustubh Shejwal, a 30-year-old resident of Mangalmurti Nagar in the suburbs of Nashik, has been held captive in Myanmar since April. His family is now running from pillar to post to secure the release of the captives.

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25 Indians Forced into Cybercrime in Myanmar, Subjected to Electric Shocks

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